Custom data

Security

When you create reference-type or reference list-type custom fields, you need a container for the valid values which comprise the custom data for the custom field. The container for a custom field's values is called a custom data folder. After the container is created, you can add valid data values for the custom field.

Example

Suppose you want to categorize employees or customers by geographical region. You might create a custom data folder named "Regions" and add custom data values such as NW, NE, SW, SE. Suppose then that you create a custom field for Accounts Receivable customer records called "Sales Region". If you designate the field to be a reference field or reference list field, you can select the Regions custom data to be the source for valid values. Once the custom field is saved, you can open a customer record, select the Custom Fields tab, locate the Sales Region field, and specify whether the customer's sales region is NW, NE, SW, or SE.

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Custom data security

Common accesses available on custom data

Access A user with this access can...
Change Use the mass change action on custom data.
Custom Fields Create and edit custom fields for custom data.
Data Have read-only access to custom data from anywhere in the software (e.g., field validations, filters, date expressions).
Delete Delete custom data.
Edit Edit custom data records.
Export Export custom data records from ActivityHD.
Import Import custom data records into ActivityHD.
New Create new custom data records.
Read Have read-only access to custom data records.
Report Run reports with custom data information.
Report Designs Create and edit report designs with custom data information. This access enables the Report Designs button on the Output tab of report dialogs.
Shared Answers Create and edit action profiles and report profiles related to custom data.
Shared Filters Create and edit shared filters on custom data.
Visible View the Custom Data folder in the Navigation pane.

 

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Report Email dialog

From
The email account from which to send the email. Valid options are:
  • Windows user default account. Sends email using the user's Windows default email account. For most users, this is the account configured in Outlook or another email client application.
  • Server personal. Sends email using the email configuration for the system or company server and the email address on the current user's authorized user record. The authorized user record must have a confirmed email address.
  • Server generic. Sends email using the email configuration and "from" address for the system or company server. This option requires "Send generic" access to the Server Email resource.
To
The email address(es) to which to send the email. Separate email addresses with semi-colons.
CC
The email addresses to copy on the email. Separate email addresses with semi-colons.
BCC
The email addresses to blind copy on the email. Separate email addresses with semi-colons.
Subject
The subject line.
Text box
The body of the email.