Which automation runs on your tenant, and how to switch one on

For the whole-system operator — you run the books. Level 3 — configure and own.

By the end you can tell the work a button starts from the work a clock starts, read your Scheduler listing for which clocks your tenant has and when each last fired, explain why a job can exist and still never run for you, check that one document’s jobs happened, and add a clock yourself: pick the job, create it inactive with its timetable and properties, decide whether Run Now is a safe rehearsal, switch it on knowing when it first fires, and prove it runs; then own the month-end checks no screen makes for you.

Before this series: Finalise: what the button starts, and what it writes

Presentations

1. What runs on your tenant when nobody presses a button — about 8 minutes, narrated
2. Add a clock, rehearse it, and prove it fired — about 8 minutes, narrated

Modules this series draws on

• Core Module

Reference pages this series draws on

Every screen a presentation mentions is documented on one of these pages; the series does not re-document it.

• Debtor Report Applet
• Ledger And Journal
• Scheduler
• How Work Actually Runs
• Purchase Invoice Processing
• The aging still shows an invoice that’s already paid

All presentations · Presentations for the whole-system operator