The basics

Dashboard, attachments, and other common things you’ll find throughout Current RMS

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Written by Michael McGovern

Stay informed

🎞️ Dashboard

All of your important business information on the first page you see when you sign in to Current RMS.

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Daily summary email

Get ahead on your day by turning on the daily summary email.

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Categorize and sort

Find things across your system using Global Search

Search contacts, organizations, venues, products, opportunities, projects, invoices, purchase orders, and more from one central screen.

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🎞️ Favorites

“Heart” or favorite your most used items in your Current RMS system to access them quickly.

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Tags

Categorize and sort your data using tags.

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Filter by tag

Drill down into your data using the tag clouds found throughout Current RMS.

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🎞️ Custom views

See and sort the data in your Current RMS system by using custom views.

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Reports

Use Reports to see information about your assets, customers, and revenue for the lifetime of your system.

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Common elements

Attachments

Upload key files directly to your Current RMS system for easy reference.

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Summary bar

A quick overview of key sections on a page.

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Participants

Add participants to a variety of screens to specify who’s involved or associated with something.

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Clone

Duplicate opportunities, products, and activities with a quick click.

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Recalculate

Made changes to your products, services, or taxes? Use recalculate to force a recalculation on an opportunity or invoice.

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