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Branches and locations, and what each setting changes · presentation 4 of 7

What a branch prints, and what a branch is numbered

You can set a branch's default printable format knowing which of the print paths read it and which ignore it…

Step 1 — Set the branch default that pre-selects the print dialog

Pressing Print at a branch chooses the right layout by itself.

What you do
  1. Set one default per branch and document type — the screen updates the existing…

Step 2 — Know the e-mail path that silently sends nothing

You will know why a customer says the attachment was missing.

What this step names
  1. The e-mail is sent anyway
  2. With no attachment
  3. Nothing is raised

Step 3 — Accept the one document your branch cannot restyle

You will stop trying to give a branch its own e-invoice layout.

What this step names
  1. The validated e-invoice PDF
  2. The one carrying the QR code
  3. Is chosen from the company's e-invoice formats
  4. Highest priority first
  5. Falls back to a template built into the platform

Step 4 — Type the header and footer, and know when they will not appear

You will not spend an afternoon on a header that never prints.

Where this step sits
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  s2["2. Know the e-mail path that silently…"]
  s3["3. Accept the one document your branch…"]
  s4["4. Type the header and footer…"]
  s5["5. Read the branch and location numbers…"]
  s6["6. Show a branch manager their own…"]
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  s2 --> s3
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  s4 --> s5
  s5 --> s6
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Step 5 — Read the branch and location numbers on a document

The auditor's question has an answer.

What this step names
  1. The one a cashier reads is the tenant number
  2. Handed out the moment the document is created
  3. One sequence per document type across all three GadgetSphere companies
  4. All twenty-two branches

Step 6 — Show a branch manager their own sequence

A branch can see its own numbering.

What you do
  1. Leave the hide setting off and everyone sees the column…
  2. Check the applet's own reference page before you rely on hiding a column from…

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