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Create custom Business OS - DATEV workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Gibt einer Liste von Buchungsdaten aus.
Stellt ein Beleg in DATEV Unternehmen Online bereit.
Listet die Belegtypen in DATEV Unternehmen Online auf.
Gibt die Details eines Geschäftsjahres wider.
Erstellt eine Buchung in DATEV Rechnungswesen.
Erstellt einen Buchungsvorschlag in DATEV Unternehmen Online.
Erstellt einen Kassenbucheintrag in DATEV Unternehmen Online inklusive erweiterter Daten wie zB. Steuersätze oder Sachkonten.
Erstellt einen einfachen Kassenbucheintrag in DATEV Unternehmen Online.
Listet alle Kassenbücher in DATEV Unternehmen Online auf.
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