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New
2 years ago

Exciting News: Introducing Manual Adjustments in Datasets!

Take charge of your data like never before with our latest feature: Manual Adjustments in datasets. This functionality empowers you in the following ways:

  • Apply manual adjustments to your reported data without altering your source information.
  • Simplify the management of data from multiple accounting systems, saving time and streamlining your workflow.
  • Eliminate the need to rely on other departments to ensure data accuracy.

What's included in this feature?

With this release, you can:

  • Adjust existing data.
  • Insert new rows.
  • Duplicate rows.
  • Delete previously created rows.
  • Edit previously created rows.
  • Exclude rows.
  • Include rows back into your dataset.

Additionally, you can filter by status—original, created, or excluded rows—to easily locate manual adjustments. Plus, we ensure that changes are persisted upon synchronization, safeguarding your manually adjusted rows when there are no changes in the source data.

For more details, consult our documentation: Manual Adjustments on Datasets.