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Searching for subscriptions

While ordered and invoiced similarly as to a material article, a subscription is mainly different in that it is time-related : it can be started as soon as created, or started at a later date.
 
Any ordered subscription can be looked for from the simple search page accessed via Image z_Existing subscriptions button. As shown in the image below, this page provides the following :

  • diverse search criteria such as led by order number, subscription article, salesperson and status ;
  • sort and version options, with for the latter the following choices : normal version (subscriptions are shown as in Fig.A subscription search), print version (subscriptions are listed on a new page, without the search form) and export version (a .CSV file of the subscripton list is generated) ;
  • a menu featuring subscription lists, with possibility to fill into the selected list the search results, or add a new list.

Figure 3.50: A subscription search, showing two recently ordered subscriptions waiting for activation.
Image SEARCH_SUBSCRIPTIONS

The management of a particular subscription is accessed by clicking on its name as it appears on this page.

An advanced search page, accessed via Image z_Search subscriptions, also exists. It features a multitude of criteria, each being set by operators and values :

Figure 3.51: An advanced subscription search, led on orders done in 2008, on subscription articles 'At-Home Delivery, 1 Month', on client article list containing this subscription and done by salesman Dick.
Image ADVANCED_SUBSCR_SEARCH

Also, subscription list facilities are available.


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