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User Guide – Partner Users

(Sale Pipeline Application)

Table of Contents
Opportunity ................................................................................................................................................... 2
   I.           Add a New Opportunity from Opportunity Table ............................................................ 2
   II.          Add a New Opportunity from Account Table .................................................................. 2
   III.         Find/Search an existing Opportunity................................................................................ 3
   IV.          Edit/Update an existing Opportunity................................................................................ 3
   V.           View Opportunities .......................................................................................................... 3
Accounts ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
   I.           Add a New account from Account Table ......................................................................... 4
   II.          Find/Search an existing Account...................................................................................... 5
   III.         Edit/Update an existing Account...................................................................................... 5
   IV.          View Account ................................................................................................................... 5
Document Library ......................................................................................................................................... 6
   I.           Add a New Document ...................................................................................................... 6
   II.          Find/Search an existing Document .................................................................................. 7
   III.         Edit/Update an existing Document .................................................................................. 8
   IV.          View your document ........................................................................................................ 8
Reports .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
   I.           Create a New Report ........................................................................................................ 9
   II.          Customize/Modify an existing Report ............................................................................. 9
         Filtering ............................................................................................................................................... 11
         Sorting and Grouping .......................................................................................................................... 12
         Columns To Display ........................................................................................................................... 12
         Additional Options .............................................................................................................................. 13




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Opportunity

I.     Add a New Opportunity from Opportunity Table
Step 1: Click the Opportunities tab in the menu bar. Select Add a New Opportunity.

Step 2: After clicking Add a New Opportunity, a new window of SAS Opportunity
Information and Partner Opportunity Information section will open up. In SAS
Opportunity Information section, the partner is only required to fill the Company name
field. The partner can then move on to the relevant Partner Opportunity Information.


Step 3: Under the section of SAS Opportunity Information, fill in the fields.
See the instruction below. The instructions flow newspaper style, top to bottom on column one
then onto the next column. The gray words represent the fields to be filled in on the New
Opportunity Form.

       Company name (Required)
       To enter company name, please click on the drop down list to look for the name of
       company that you want to enter. Then select Company name from the list.

       If company name is not available, Select Add a new account from pick-list of company
       name.
       A new window to enter a new company will pop up. To Add a New Account, read how



Step four: under the section of Partner Opportunity Information, please use the glossary to
fill out the required fields

Step five: Add Document related to this Opportunity. See how to Add Document.

Step six: Click Save for the new opportunity. (OR)
To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another.



II.    Add a New Opportunity from Account Table
Step one:     Under the Share Report, a list of reports by specific category will be shown.
Step two:     Choose the report that has Accounts that you want to add opportunity.
Step three:   Look for Company Name that you want to Add Opportunity.

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Step four:    Click on Add Opportunity in specific Company Name.
Step five:    To Add Opportunity, read how

III.   Find/Search an existing Opportunity
Step one:     Click the Opportunities table in the menu bar.  Select Find Opportunities.
Step two:     After clicking Find Opportunities, a new window of Search Box will appear.
Step three:   Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field
Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose from the list the
appropriate option you would like.

Step five:    Then click Display

IV.    Edit/Update an existing Opportunity
Step one:     Click the Opportunities table in the menu bar.  Select Find Opportunities.

Step two:     After clicking Find Opportunities, a new window of Search Box will appear.

Step three:   Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field

Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose from the list the
appropriate option you would like.

Step five:    After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the
menu.

Step six:     Edit the account, read how

V.     View Opportunities
By Find Opportunities
Update your document by find the report with specific data. Read how

By Share Report
Step one:   Click on the Opportunities table in the menu bar,
Step two:   Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report.
Press View button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be
shown.




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User Guide – Partner Users
Accounts
I.    Add a New account from Account Table
Step one:     Click the Account table in the menu bar. Select Add a New Opportunity.

Step two:    After clicking Add a New Opportunity, a new window of SAS Opportunity
Information section will open up.

Step three: Fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to
be filled in Accounts.

       Company Name
       Fill in Company name (the name as it appears in Orion or Synapse).

       SAS BU – Account
       Click on the drop down list and select SAS BU – Account related to company.
       - COMM (Communications vertical at SAS is referred to as CCE, or Communications,
           Content & Entertainment. It covers Media, Telco, Service Providers and Network
           Equipment Providers)
       - EDU (Education. Covers 0 – higher education)
       - FGOV (Federal Government. Covers Civilian, DoD and Intel)
       - FSS (Financial Services)
       - HLS (Health Care & Life Sciences. Health Care covers Health Insurance and Health
           Care Payor /Providers)
       - RETAIL
       - SLGOV (State & Local Governments)
       - UGIL (Utilities, Oil & Gas)


Step four: Fill in Optional Information if necessary. Under the section of Optional
Information, fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to be
filled in Accounts.

       Industry
       Click on the drop down list and select the Industry.

       Account Note
       Fill in Account Note.

       AIF (It is used to initiate team introductions and discussions around joint accounts
       & opportunities)
       Click on the drop down list and choose AIF.
       - SAS
       - Wipro

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       -     N/A

Step five:    Add Opportunity, Read how.

Step six:     Click Save for the new opportunity.
To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another.
II.    Find/Search an existing Account
Step one: Click the Accounts tab in the menu bar. Select Find Accounts.

Step two: After clicking Find Accounts, a new window of Search Box will appear.

Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field.
Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from the
option list to look for opportunities record.
Step five: Then click Display
III.   Edit/Update an existing Account
Step one:      Click the Accounts tab in the menu bar.  Select Find Accounts.

Step two:      After clicking Find Accounts, a new window of Search Box will appear.

Step three:    Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field.

Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from
the option list to look for opportunities record.

Step five:    After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the
menu.

Step six:      Edit the account, read how
IV.    View Account
By Find Account
Update your document by find the report with specific data. Read how

By Share Report
Step one:   Click on the Account table in the menu bar.

Step two:        Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report. Press View
button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be shown.



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User Guide – Partner Users
Document Library

I.     Add a New Document
Step one:    Click the Document Library tab in the menu bar. Select Add a New Document.

Step two:    After clicking Add a New Document, a new window of Add Document will open
up.

Step three: Fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to
be filled in Accounts.

       Title (Required)
       Please fill in Title of the document.

       Category
       To choose the category, please click on the drop down list.
       The following categories will be shown.
       - Account Introduction Form (AIF) – used to initiate team introductions and
          discussions around joint accounts & opportunities.
       - Account Engagement Agreement (AEA) – a document outlining the sales plan
          between SAS and the Partner. This document should be completed after an account
          introduction call and where two teams have decided to work together on an
          opportunity.
       - Supporting Documents
       - RFP – Request For Proposals from government
       - Marketing Materials
       - Customer Files
       - Legal Documents
       - Agendas
       - Proposals
       - Presentations
       - QBRs – Quarterly Business Reviews

       Description
       Please fill in Description of the document if necessary.

       Author
       Please fill in Author of the document.

       Data Document Created
       Please click on Calendar button, and then choose the date that document created.

       Document Initiated by

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User Guide – Partner Users
       Please click on drop down list to select initiator the document.

       Opportunity – Company Name
       Company name of opportunity will be automatically filled in based on the record of
       related opportunity.

       Opportunity
       Opportunity will be automatically filled in based on the record of related opportunity.

       Milestone – Initiative Name
       Please click on drop down list, select Initiative name of Milestone.
       If there is no Initiative name of Milestone,
       -       Please select Add a New Milestone.
       -       Add Milestone window will be opened. Please fill in the information. The
       instruction can be found in Add a New Milestone section. Read how

       Milestone
       Milestone will be automatically filled in based on the record shown in above.

       Partner Name
       Please click on drop down list, select Partner Name.
       If Partner Name is not found,
       -       Please select Add a New Partner.
       -       A new window of Partner Information section will be opened. Please fill in the
       information. The instruction can be found in Add a New Partner. Read how

Step four: Click Save for the new opportunity.
To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another.


II.    Find an existing Document
Step one:    Click the Document tab in the table bar, Select Find Documents.
Then a new window of Advanced Find will be opened.

Step two:      Select All or Any of the specific field that you want to search.

Step three:    Select the specific field in Document.

Step four:     Select specifically how you want filter data. For example, contain/ equal to/ after
specific data.

Step five:     Type the specific data that can be found/ not found in your record.



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User Guide – Partner Users

Step six:      Next to the column has three button shown as like this.

Step seven:


III. Edit/Update an existing Document
Step one:     Click the Document tab in the menu bar.  Select Find Documents.

Step two:     After clicking Find Documents, a new window of Search Box will appear.

Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field
The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from the option list
to look for opportunities record.
Step four: After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the
menu. Edit the Documents, read how

IV.    View your document
By Find Document
Update your document by find the report with specific data. See how

By Share Report
Step one:   Click on the Document Library in the menu bar,
Step two:   Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report.
Press View button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be
shown.




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User Guide – Partner Users
Reports
I.     Create a New Report
Step one:     In the table bar, click the table you want to create a new report.

Step two:     Select Create a New Report and click. Report Builder window will be shown as
similar below.




Step three: Select the report type from the following option you want to create.
       -     Table – to create a Table report, see how.
       -     Grid Edit – to create a Grid Edit report, see how.
       -     Summary – to create a Summary report, see how.
       -     Calendar – to create a Calendar report, see how.
       -     Chart – to create a Chart report, see how.
       -     Timeline – to create a Timeline report, see how.
Step four: Under filtering section, read how

Step five:    Under the Sorting/Grouping section, read how
Step six:      In the Columns to Display section, read how

Step seven:   In Additional Options section, read how

Step eight:

II.    Customize/Modify an existing Report
Step one:     Go to the table menu, select the report that has record you want to customize.

Step two:      Within the table menu appear below, select the report that you want to customize.




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User Guide – Partner Users




Step three: The report of table will be shown as below. At the Right of the top section, click
Customize the Report.




              The Report Builder will be shown after clicking Customize the Report.




Step four:    Under Name section, edit the name of Report and Report Description as
necessary. Check the box, if you want to show the description of report when displaying report.




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User Guide – Partner Users



       Perhaps make a comment about how the next sections, 2 – x, are going to determine the
       data included in your report and how it is formatted. ??

Step five:    In the Filtering section, read how

Step six:     In the Sorting/Grouping section, read how

Step seven:   In the Columns to Display section, read how

Step eight:   In Additional Options section, read how

Step nine:    To save the report in the Report Builder, click Save.
(Or)
To Display and Save at the same time, click Save & Display.



                      Filtering
If you want your chart to show only a certain kind of report or only records that meet specific
conditions, you apply filters in the Report Builder’s Filtering section so that it surfaces ONLY
the information you want to see.

       Filtering is how you separate our select records from the entire group. To filter, you tell
       QuickBase what values the data must match in order to meet your requirements and
       appear on the list. QuickBase let you set specifics like this when you’re creating a report
       or doing an advanced find operation.




Step one:     Click on show all partner of radio button. (OR)

Step one:      Click on show only partners that meet certain criteria of radio button.
To create a condition you specify the following:


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       -    The field you want to filter on. For example, if you want to see all tasks with a
            particular start date, you’d choose Start as your filtering field.
       -    An operator. The operator tells QuickBase how to filter the records. Example
            operators are: is equal to, is greater than, is greater than or equal to and so forth.
       -    A matching value (i.e. a value that you choose)


                       Sorting and Grouping
Step one:      In Sorting and Grouping section, you can only sort data by choosing one of the
following options.
       -   Sort from low to high by--QuickBase puts the lowest values from the field you're
           about to choose at the top of your list. For dates, QuickBase orders from earliest to
           latest. Text fields are sorted in alphabetical order.
       -   Sort from high to low by --QuickBase puts the highest values from the field you're
           about to choose at the top of your list. For dates, QuickBase orders from latest to
           earliest. Text fields are sorted in reverse alphabetical order.
Step two:      Then choose a field by which to sort.




                                    (OR)
Step one:      You can also choose Sorting and grouping together to be more specific from the
following options:
       - Sort and group from low to high
       - Sort and group from high to low

Step two:      Then choose a field by which to sort.
Step three:    Choose how to want to group by Equal Values, First Word, or First Letter.

                       Columns To Display
Step one:       In the Columns to Display section, select Custom columns.

Step two:      In the Available Columns box, select a field you want displayed in your report
and then click Add to report. The field now appears in the Your Columns box below.




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       In above figure - All columns listed in the Your Columns box will appear in your report.
       They'll display from left to right in the order shown here (top to bottom). In other words,
       the field on top displays furthest to the left. Use arrows on the right to change the order.

       The field at the top of the list will appear as the leftmost column in your report. You can
       easily change the order by working within the Your Columns box. Click a field to select
       it, and then on the right side of the list, click an arrow button to move the field up or
       down in the list.
                    Use     This
                    Button...             To...
                                          Move the selected field up three positions in the list.
                                        Move the selected field up one position in the list.
                                        Move the selected field down one position in the list.
                                        Move the selected field down three positions in the list.
       If you want, you can also make the following sweeping changes:
       -   To clear all the fields out of the Your Columns box and start over, click the Remove
           all columns button to the right of the arrow buttons.
       -   To use the table's default column format, click the Set to default order button.
       -   To change reporting defaults, see About setting reporting defaults

                      Additional Options
If you want to output to something other than QuickBase standard report display, you can do in
Additional Options.

Step one:     go to the Additional Options section and click the Custom Options radio button.

Step two:     Click the Format dropdown, a list of the following options will be shown.




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User Guide – Partner Users




-   Normal: Select this option and QuickBase formats the report to appear nicely in a
    browser. This is the standard report display you see throughout Quickbase.
-   Plain Text: To keep simple, choose this option and QuickBase displays your
-   Comma-Separated Values and Tab-Separated Values: Both these options let you
    export the data in the specific format. You can then view it a spreadsheet or other
    database program.
-   XML (flat or structured): Select this option if you plan to transform your report
    using an XSL style sheet. If so, you must create and store this style sheet as a text
    page within a QuickBase application, preferably the same one as your report. When
    you select an XML option from the Format dropdown, QuickBase prompts you to
    enter the URL of your XSL file. If you’ve saved the XSL file as a text page in the
    same application, just type its name (like marketing.xsl) in the Associated XSL
    document text box. If the XSL file lives in another QuickBase application, enter its
    URP in the Associated XSL document text box.




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User guide -partner

  • 1. User Guide – Partner Users (Sale Pipeline Application) Table of Contents Opportunity ................................................................................................................................................... 2 I. Add a New Opportunity from Opportunity Table ............................................................ 2 II. Add a New Opportunity from Account Table .................................................................. 2 III. Find/Search an existing Opportunity................................................................................ 3 IV. Edit/Update an existing Opportunity................................................................................ 3 V. View Opportunities .......................................................................................................... 3 Accounts ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 I. Add a New account from Account Table ......................................................................... 4 II. Find/Search an existing Account...................................................................................... 5 III. Edit/Update an existing Account...................................................................................... 5 IV. View Account ................................................................................................................... 5 Document Library ......................................................................................................................................... 6 I. Add a New Document ...................................................................................................... 6 II. Find/Search an existing Document .................................................................................. 7 III. Edit/Update an existing Document .................................................................................. 8 IV. View your document ........................................................................................................ 8 Reports .......................................................................................................................................................... 9 I. Create a New Report ........................................................................................................ 9 II. Customize/Modify an existing Report ............................................................................. 9 Filtering ............................................................................................................................................... 11 Sorting and Grouping .......................................................................................................................... 12 Columns To Display ........................................................................................................................... 12 Additional Options .............................................................................................................................. 13 1
  • 2. User Guide – Partner Users Opportunity I. Add a New Opportunity from Opportunity Table Step 1: Click the Opportunities tab in the menu bar. Select Add a New Opportunity. Step 2: After clicking Add a New Opportunity, a new window of SAS Opportunity Information and Partner Opportunity Information section will open up. In SAS Opportunity Information section, the partner is only required to fill the Company name field. The partner can then move on to the relevant Partner Opportunity Information. Step 3: Under the section of SAS Opportunity Information, fill in the fields. See the instruction below. The instructions flow newspaper style, top to bottom on column one then onto the next column. The gray words represent the fields to be filled in on the New Opportunity Form. Company name (Required) To enter company name, please click on the drop down list to look for the name of company that you want to enter. Then select Company name from the list. If company name is not available, Select Add a new account from pick-list of company name. A new window to enter a new company will pop up. To Add a New Account, read how Step four: under the section of Partner Opportunity Information, please use the glossary to fill out the required fields Step five: Add Document related to this Opportunity. See how to Add Document. Step six: Click Save for the new opportunity. (OR) To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another. II. Add a New Opportunity from Account Table Step one: Under the Share Report, a list of reports by specific category will be shown. Step two: Choose the report that has Accounts that you want to add opportunity. Step three: Look for Company Name that you want to Add Opportunity. 2
  • 3. User Guide – Partner Users Step four: Click on Add Opportunity in specific Company Name. Step five: To Add Opportunity, read how III. Find/Search an existing Opportunity Step one: Click the Opportunities table in the menu bar.  Select Find Opportunities. Step two: After clicking Find Opportunities, a new window of Search Box will appear. Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose from the list the appropriate option you would like. Step five: Then click Display IV. Edit/Update an existing Opportunity Step one: Click the Opportunities table in the menu bar.  Select Find Opportunities. Step two: After clicking Find Opportunities, a new window of Search Box will appear. Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose from the list the appropriate option you would like. Step five: After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the menu. Step six: Edit the account, read how V. View Opportunities By Find Opportunities Update your document by find the report with specific data. Read how By Share Report Step one: Click on the Opportunities table in the menu bar, Step two: Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report. Press View button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be shown. 3
  • 4. User Guide – Partner Users Accounts I. Add a New account from Account Table Step one: Click the Account table in the menu bar. Select Add a New Opportunity. Step two: After clicking Add a New Opportunity, a new window of SAS Opportunity Information section will open up. Step three: Fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to be filled in Accounts. Company Name Fill in Company name (the name as it appears in Orion or Synapse). SAS BU – Account Click on the drop down list and select SAS BU – Account related to company. - COMM (Communications vertical at SAS is referred to as CCE, or Communications, Content & Entertainment. It covers Media, Telco, Service Providers and Network Equipment Providers) - EDU (Education. Covers 0 – higher education) - FGOV (Federal Government. Covers Civilian, DoD and Intel) - FSS (Financial Services) - HLS (Health Care & Life Sciences. Health Care covers Health Insurance and Health Care Payor /Providers) - RETAIL - SLGOV (State & Local Governments) - UGIL (Utilities, Oil & Gas) Step four: Fill in Optional Information if necessary. Under the section of Optional Information, fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to be filled in Accounts. Industry Click on the drop down list and select the Industry. Account Note Fill in Account Note. AIF (It is used to initiate team introductions and discussions around joint accounts & opportunities) Click on the drop down list and choose AIF. - SAS - Wipro 4
  • 5. User Guide – Partner Users - N/A Step five: Add Opportunity, Read how. Step six: Click Save for the new opportunity. To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another. II. Find/Search an existing Account Step one: Click the Accounts tab in the menu bar. Select Find Accounts. Step two: After clicking Find Accounts, a new window of Search Box will appear. Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field. Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from the option list to look for opportunities record. Step five: Then click Display III. Edit/Update an existing Account Step one: Click the Accounts tab in the menu bar.  Select Find Accounts. Step two: After clicking Find Accounts, a new window of Search Box will appear. Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field. Step four: The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from the option list to look for opportunities record. Step five: After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the menu. Step six: Edit the account, read how IV. View Account By Find Account Update your document by find the report with specific data. Read how By Share Report Step one: Click on the Account table in the menu bar. Step two: Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report. Press View button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be shown. 5
  • 6. User Guide – Partner Users Document Library I. Add a New Document Step one: Click the Document Library tab in the menu bar. Select Add a New Document. Step two: After clicking Add a New Document, a new window of Add Document will open up. Step three: Fill in the following fields by instruction. The gray words represent the fields to be filled in Accounts. Title (Required) Please fill in Title of the document. Category To choose the category, please click on the drop down list. The following categories will be shown. - Account Introduction Form (AIF) – used to initiate team introductions and discussions around joint accounts & opportunities. - Account Engagement Agreement (AEA) – a document outlining the sales plan between SAS and the Partner. This document should be completed after an account introduction call and where two teams have decided to work together on an opportunity. - Supporting Documents - RFP – Request For Proposals from government - Marketing Materials - Customer Files - Legal Documents - Agendas - Proposals - Presentations - QBRs – Quarterly Business Reviews Description Please fill in Description of the document if necessary. Author Please fill in Author of the document. Data Document Created Please click on Calendar button, and then choose the date that document created. Document Initiated by 6
  • 7. User Guide – Partner Users Please click on drop down list to select initiator the document. Opportunity – Company Name Company name of opportunity will be automatically filled in based on the record of related opportunity. Opportunity Opportunity will be automatically filled in based on the record of related opportunity. Milestone – Initiative Name Please click on drop down list, select Initiative name of Milestone. If there is no Initiative name of Milestone, - Please select Add a New Milestone. - Add Milestone window will be opened. Please fill in the information. The instruction can be found in Add a New Milestone section. Read how Milestone Milestone will be automatically filled in based on the record shown in above. Partner Name Please click on drop down list, select Partner Name. If Partner Name is not found, - Please select Add a New Partner. - A new window of Partner Information section will be opened. Please fill in the information. The instruction can be found in Add a New Partner. Read how Step four: Click Save for the new opportunity. To save the information and continue adding new opportunity, click Save & Add Another. II. Find an existing Document Step one: Click the Document tab in the table bar, Select Find Documents. Then a new window of Advanced Find will be opened. Step two: Select All or Any of the specific field that you want to search. Step three: Select the specific field in Document. Step four: Select specifically how you want filter data. For example, contain/ equal to/ after specific data. Step five: Type the specific data that can be found/ not found in your record. 7
  • 8. User Guide – Partner Users Step six: Next to the column has three button shown as like this. Step seven: III. Edit/Update an existing Document Step one: Click the Document tab in the menu bar.  Select Find Documents. Step two: After clicking Find Documents, a new window of Search Box will appear. Step three: Using this page, search for the opportunity based on the name/description/field The search page might contain multiple options. Choose the specific criteria from the option list to look for opportunities record. Step four: After choosing the appropriate option, you can choose the view/edit option in the menu. Edit the Documents, read how IV. View your document By Find Document Update your document by find the report with specific data. See how By Share Report Step one: Click on the Document Library in the menu bar, Step two: Under Share Reports, a list of records will be shown in the report. Press View button of the record that you want to View. Detail information of record will be shown. 8
  • 9. User Guide – Partner Users Reports I. Create a New Report Step one: In the table bar, click the table you want to create a new report. Step two: Select Create a New Report and click. Report Builder window will be shown as similar below. Step three: Select the report type from the following option you want to create. - Table – to create a Table report, see how. - Grid Edit – to create a Grid Edit report, see how. - Summary – to create a Summary report, see how. - Calendar – to create a Calendar report, see how. - Chart – to create a Chart report, see how. - Timeline – to create a Timeline report, see how. Step four: Under filtering section, read how Step five: Under the Sorting/Grouping section, read how Step six: In the Columns to Display section, read how Step seven: In Additional Options section, read how Step eight: II. Customize/Modify an existing Report Step one: Go to the table menu, select the report that has record you want to customize. Step two: Within the table menu appear below, select the report that you want to customize. 9
  • 10. User Guide – Partner Users Step three: The report of table will be shown as below. At the Right of the top section, click Customize the Report. The Report Builder will be shown after clicking Customize the Report. Step four: Under Name section, edit the name of Report and Report Description as necessary. Check the box, if you want to show the description of report when displaying report. 10
  • 11. User Guide – Partner Users Perhaps make a comment about how the next sections, 2 – x, are going to determine the data included in your report and how it is formatted. ?? Step five: In the Filtering section, read how Step six: In the Sorting/Grouping section, read how Step seven: In the Columns to Display section, read how Step eight: In Additional Options section, read how Step nine: To save the report in the Report Builder, click Save. (Or) To Display and Save at the same time, click Save & Display. Filtering If you want your chart to show only a certain kind of report or only records that meet specific conditions, you apply filters in the Report Builder’s Filtering section so that it surfaces ONLY the information you want to see. Filtering is how you separate our select records from the entire group. To filter, you tell QuickBase what values the data must match in order to meet your requirements and appear on the list. QuickBase let you set specifics like this when you’re creating a report or doing an advanced find operation. Step one: Click on show all partner of radio button. (OR) Step one: Click on show only partners that meet certain criteria of radio button. To create a condition you specify the following: 11
  • 12. User Guide – Partner Users - The field you want to filter on. For example, if you want to see all tasks with a particular start date, you’d choose Start as your filtering field. - An operator. The operator tells QuickBase how to filter the records. Example operators are: is equal to, is greater than, is greater than or equal to and so forth. - A matching value (i.e. a value that you choose) Sorting and Grouping Step one: In Sorting and Grouping section, you can only sort data by choosing one of the following options. - Sort from low to high by--QuickBase puts the lowest values from the field you're about to choose at the top of your list. For dates, QuickBase orders from earliest to latest. Text fields are sorted in alphabetical order. - Sort from high to low by --QuickBase puts the highest values from the field you're about to choose at the top of your list. For dates, QuickBase orders from latest to earliest. Text fields are sorted in reverse alphabetical order. Step two: Then choose a field by which to sort. (OR) Step one: You can also choose Sorting and grouping together to be more specific from the following options: - Sort and group from low to high - Sort and group from high to low Step two: Then choose a field by which to sort. Step three: Choose how to want to group by Equal Values, First Word, or First Letter. Columns To Display Step one: In the Columns to Display section, select Custom columns. Step two: In the Available Columns box, select a field you want displayed in your report and then click Add to report. The field now appears in the Your Columns box below. 12
  • 13. User Guide – Partner Users In above figure - All columns listed in the Your Columns box will appear in your report. They'll display from left to right in the order shown here (top to bottom). In other words, the field on top displays furthest to the left. Use arrows on the right to change the order. The field at the top of the list will appear as the leftmost column in your report. You can easily change the order by working within the Your Columns box. Click a field to select it, and then on the right side of the list, click an arrow button to move the field up or down in the list. Use This Button... To... Move the selected field up three positions in the list. Move the selected field up one position in the list. Move the selected field down one position in the list. Move the selected field down three positions in the list. If you want, you can also make the following sweeping changes: - To clear all the fields out of the Your Columns box and start over, click the Remove all columns button to the right of the arrow buttons. - To use the table's default column format, click the Set to default order button. - To change reporting defaults, see About setting reporting defaults Additional Options If you want to output to something other than QuickBase standard report display, you can do in Additional Options. Step one: go to the Additional Options section and click the Custom Options radio button. Step two: Click the Format dropdown, a list of the following options will be shown. 13
  • 14. User Guide – Partner Users - Normal: Select this option and QuickBase formats the report to appear nicely in a browser. This is the standard report display you see throughout Quickbase. - Plain Text: To keep simple, choose this option and QuickBase displays your - Comma-Separated Values and Tab-Separated Values: Both these options let you export the data in the specific format. You can then view it a spreadsheet or other database program. - XML (flat or structured): Select this option if you plan to transform your report using an XSL style sheet. If so, you must create and store this style sheet as a text page within a QuickBase application, preferably the same one as your report. When you select an XML option from the Format dropdown, QuickBase prompts you to enter the URL of your XSL file. If you’ve saved the XSL file as a text page in the same application, just type its name (like marketing.xsl) in the Associated XSL document text box. If the XSL file lives in another QuickBase application, enter its URP in the Associated XSL document text box. 14