Does inFlow have keyboard shortcuts? (Windows)

Last Updated September 5th, 20242 min read

Yes, inFlow has some shortcuts to help you accomplish your tasks more quickly. As usual, tabbing will allow you to jump between fields, and the arrow keys will allow you to navigate within tables. However, the following shortcuts are designed for things like jumping between tabs and performing functions.

System-level shortcuts

The following helps with general navigation around inFlow, like opening a new tab or cycling between tabs.

Ctrl + T	Open new top level tab.
Ctrl + Tab	Move to the previous top level tab (to the left)
Ctrl + Shift + Tab	Move to the previous top-level tab (to the left)
Ctrl + W OR Ctrl + F4	Close currently selected tab
Ctrl + 1, 2, etc.	Move to the previous top-level tab (to the left)
Alt + ← or →	Move between order sub-tabs (e.g., Pick to Ship)
Alt + arrow keys	Move between multiple product record tabs.
Alt + A	Import an image.

Record-level shortcuts

These shortcuts are useful for major functions within the records, like saving, creating a new record, etc.

Ctrl + N	Create a new record.
Ctrl + S	Save the current record.
Ctrl + P	Print/Preview/Export documents related to this record (or order).
Ctrl + E	Email documents related to this record (or order).
Ctrl + D	Opens the copy drop down on the record (or order).
Ctrl + I	Deactivate/Reactivate this record (product, vendor, or customer), or Cancel/Re-open this order.
Ctrl + M	Add an attachment.
Ctrl + ↑ OR Ctrl + ↓	Scroll up and down through records.
Opens the copy drop-down on the record (or order).	Scroll up and down through records.

Some other time-savers

Here are some small choices within different parts of the software that will help your efficiency with using inFlow.

Right-click on cells (quantity, location, unit price, discount)	This will give you the option to “Fill Down”. “Fill Down” will input every cell in the column with the same data in the current cell. This is useful if all the items in your table are going to be the same discount, for example, and you don’t want to input it one by one.
Right-click on “Refresh”	Clears out all your search filters at once and lets you start over. This is available in listing views and in the item selection dropdown on the order.
Right-click on headers in listing view	It gives you the option to Export Contents to CSV and creates a CSV file for you. This is available in most tables, e.g., Bill of Materials or Purchase Order List.
Right-click on headers in listing view	It gives you the option to Export Contents to CSV and creates a CSV file for you. This is available in most tables, e.g., Bill of Materials or Purchase Order List.

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