MoreActionList : Bulk cloning, summary table and pdf editions from native lists

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The MoreActionList module is designed to enrich the management of commercial documents such as quotes, orders and invoices. It offers users the ability to quickly generate summary reports from a selection of these documents, improving the analysis and monitoring of sales activities.

Key Features:

Bulk Element Clone:

Create a clone copy of selected documents from native lists.

Custom Report Generation:

Create summary tables and detailed PDFs based on selected documents.

Advanced Grouping Options:

Organize data by document type (sales proposals, orders, invoices), by product, or by third party, for targeted analysis.

Flexible Amount Display:

Choose to display amounts including, excluding, or VAT, depending on your needs. needs.

Filtering by product type:

Select the information to include in reports based on product type, whether products, services, or both.

Seamless integration:

Access module features directly from the lists of sales proposals, invoices, and orders, for intuitive and efficient use.

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