The detail screens of contracts, proforma invoices, Receipts and Shipments share one layout.
At the top are the document number, its state (coloured badge) and, once the warehouse knows it, the state in P4W (for example P4W · Closed). To the right of the title are links to Changes (the full history) and, when the document has one, to the Workflow. An envelope shows that an email was already sent from the document.
The action buttons depend on the state and on your profile: Release only shows on a draft, Approve only on a document pending approval without a workflow, Close only to an administrator on an approved contract, and so on. When a button is missing the action does not apply at that moment; see the FAQ.
The drop-down menus in the header:
There is no Save button. Every field is saved as you leave it (Tab or a click elsewhere). A field that cannot be edited in the current state is greyed out. If a save fails, a notice says so and the previous value is kept.
On the right, the panel summarizes the document:
The lines take the centre. They have their own search box and paging, and the totals (quantity, received, amount) read in the block's header. On editable documents they can be added, edited, reordered (up/down arrows) and removed; see Contract lines.
Below the lines, the Related documents block links everything that hangs off the document: from a contract, its Receipts and invoices; from an invoice, its contract and its Shipments; and so on.
The Notes block takes internal comments with date and author. Any file you drag and drop onto the document becomes an attachment (a note is created for it); images show as thumbnails that open at full size.
Changes opens a timeline: every event by day with the changed field, the previous and the new value, and who did it. It filters by user, event type and field, and shows the header only or the lines only. A document's lines appear as Line 3 · SKU.
If your company added its own fields to a document type (Setup > System > User defined fields), they appear in a block of their own and save like any other field.
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