Support / Command & automation
Asking in plain English
Letting the assistant write the command for you.
You don't have to learn the syntax to use the command bar. Describe what you want and the assistant writes it.
How it works
- Type what you want in ordinary language — "give me every released part with no supplier price, as a spreadsheet".
- The assistant proposes a command.
- You read it. Adjust it if it isn't quite what you meant.
- Confirm, and it runs the normal preview-then-execute path.
What it will and won't do
- It proposes. It never executes on its own.
- It can only propose things your permissions allow.
- It shows you the command rather than hiding it, so you learn the vocabulary by watching your own requests get translated.
Worth reading the output
The proposed command is usually right, but "every part" and "every released part" are different questions and the difference matters. Read what it wrote before confirming — it's one line.
Still stuck?
Email [email protected] and a person will pick it up. Include the part number and what you were doing — it saves a round trip.