Okay, I do understand that process. What I’m asking for is to actually be able to create a second popup menu that would hold a number of tools alias’s. Presently I access the program’s single popup menu with a thumb button on a logitech MX performance mouse. In the commands customization window I’ve assigned a number of regular tools to quickly access them. A second such menu would increase productivity (although the single keystrokes like ‘F’ for fillet are the most efficient of all) Thanks much for your help Max. While we’re (sort of) on the topic of custom commands, I’d like to give another gentle nudge to McNeel to enable ‘Export’ in the Command Editor. This would (hopefully?) allow us to see the list of custom commands— even if this were simply a text file—for reference.
(Curiously, the novelty of continually taking a bunch of screenshots of one’s ever-growing list of custom commands is a wee bit less intoxicating than it was years ago.): Any chance of this feature being enabled sometime soonish? If not, and alternatively, since this list must live somewhere, can you at least share with us a way to dig under the hood to get access to this as a text file? While eventually being able to share a custom command file between Mac and Win would no doubt be ideal, this is likely a taller order. Continuing to wait for this “ideal feature”—lo these many years—is penalizing MacRhino users who may not even use WinRhino and would prolly be happy as pie with just a simple text file they can tack on the wall for easy reference. (Then again, it’s entirely possible that I’m the only one lacking a photographic memory; in which case, feel free to ignore this and future requests for this apparently unnecessary feature!) Dave.
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The fast billing module can generate more than 6 000 invoices per minute – from meter readings or hourly consumption and production data to invoice. Invoices can be:. Generated manually by the user.
Aug 7, 2018 - Following torch docs on CUDA memory management if user configures DataLoader with pin_memory=True then he/she can use asynchronous. It seems like this would be a pretty easy feature to add and one that is already present in all of the newer forerunner models (220/620). I know the Forerunner guys are a separate team but seems like it might be a good feature to add.
Generated on demand by the customer from web-based customer portal. Mass-generated according to parameters set by the user.
Synerall allows invoice output in the following ways: direct print-out by the user (according to a predefined template) or download from web-based customer portal. Mass-portal services.
Synerall generates XML based print file with invoices and sends it out to mass postal service provider. E-Invoices. Synerall can use XML print file or state agreed e-Invoice format. Flexible and detailed product description makes generated invoices fully transparent allowing seeing every invoiced item in detail and total control over all expenses. Most customers welcome messages from businesses who make an effort to understand their needs and build a personal relationship. Synerall is ready to help you improve customer relationships and build customer loyalty and satisfaction.
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Manage target groups, segment customer and add to groups, add relevant products and services to target groups, and have your customers accept the offer in the customer portal. Create campaigns for relevant offers and publish anonymous fliers or unique coupons to potential or existing customers who can use the codes to accept the offer in the customer portal. Work Order Management functionality covers field work management, streamlining the process and removing inefficiencies. You can integrate any existing WOM systems to Synerall’s with ease.
Synerall’s focuses on customer service work order management, by allowing customer service employees start work order processes, manage processes across multiple platforms, and send notices to clients, these notices appear in the client self-service portal. With us, you can simplify service delivery, maximize profits and satisfy your end customers. Synerall integrates with AMR systems and calculates consumption based on automatic and manual readings, load curves, and other data. Our system will import your data, then validate, cleanse, and process it before making it available for billing and analysis.
Synerall will also validate, estimate and edit (VEE) metering data to identify and compensate for missing and inaccurate measurements. Synerall takes care of the whole smart meter process from collecting the data to validation and billing, while you focus on adding value to your business in other ways. Synerall provides flexible support for managing objects and devices.
Object Management allows creating power stations (main power stations, sub-stations, and feeders), connection points and consumption points. It is possible to create connections between objects and define a network information that can be used to send out information to connected objects. Device Management supports the creation of meter device models that are used to define distinct types of meters.
It is possible to set up multiple meters at one usage point. Meters can have several identifications that allow for instance integration with AMR systems, external work order management system. Meter readings can be imported from external systems (AMR, EDIEL MSCONS), inserted manually or via web-based customer portal.
It’s often difficult for consumers to make more sustainable choices about how they consume, which is where the biggest impacts to the environment arise. Synerall allows you and your customers to make the choice of minimizing the negative impact you have on the environment by giving data about consumption and production patterns. For instance, combining usage data from smart meters with the most cost-effective times to turn their heating, water, gas etc. Equally, in-home sensors could provide early warnings of when equipment develops a fault or is operating inefficiently.
Just like that, you can be a proactive partner and allow your customers to consume smarter. To be able to fulfill the key principles set out in the GDPR you will need to get your business’ data records in order, understand what has been stored and how different departments are using customer data. In addition, you will need to maintain a strong audit trail of permissions that customers have given for use of their data, and how this information flows through your organization. To meet the requirements, you will need to improve your data quality – that is where Synerall comes to help.
With us, you will become more versatile and be able to share and compartmentalize data more efficiently.