The new Advanced Queries feature is a major step forward, it’s logical that each query is created and used within its relevant module (Sales Invoices, Payments, etc.).
However, this sometimes makes it cumbersome to navigate between different queries scattered across modules, especially when you need to review or edit several of them in sequence.
To improve usability without changing the current structure, I suggest adding a new section under “Reports” called “Advanced Queries”.
This section could simply act as an index, displaying:
Each group (based on the module or section where the query was created), and
Under each group, the list of queries created within it.
This would provide a quick overview and easy access to all saved queries, without affecting their current logical organization inside each module.
Such an index would make Advanced Queries much easier to consult and maintain, particularly for users who rely heavily on custom data extraction and analysis.
Yes, of course. I’m aware of the “Transactions” query available from the Summary page (I actually use it quite often).
However, what I’m referring to here is not about where a query can be executed, but about how saved queries are organized and accessed across the system.
Currently, once you start creating multiple Advanced Queries under different modules (Sales Invoices, Bank Payments, Journal Entries, etc.), it becomes difficult to keep track of them or move quickly between them.
The idea is to add a central index, under the Reports section, listing all saved queries grouped by their module, so users can easily find, open, and manage them in one place, without changing their current structure or location.
So yes, the “Transactions” query is useful, but it doesn’t address the organizational aspect I’m referring to.