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Acumaniacs Episode 1 - Generic Inquiries 101 (feat. Holly Clark)

Acumaniacs Episode 1 - Generic Inquiries 101 (feat. Holly Clark)

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 Welcome to the very first episode of Acumaniacs! 🎉 Join Mike, Sean, and special guest Holly Clark as they dive into the misunderstood—but super powerful—world of Generic Inquiries in Acumatica. We’re keeping it casual, curious, and occasionally contemplative (Gregorian chants, anyone?). This episode is packed with laughs, brooding music preferences, and a seriously helpful walkthrough for building a generic inquiry from scratch—including tips on table joins, using parameters, and why the left join might just be your new best friend. If you're an Acumatica user looking to get more out of your data without touching SQL, this episode is for you! 📌 Highlights: [00:01:00] Meet Holly Clarke, solution architect and Pilates enthusiast [00:06:00] The art of brooding playlists [00:10:30] What is a Generic Inquiry and why it matters [00:18:00] Live walkthrough: Building a sales order GI [00:30:00] Understanding joins (left, right, inner, full, and cross) [00:45:00] Exporting to Excel + using OData connections [00:50:00] Final thoughts and laughs (and maybe a knitting podcast?) 🙌 Special Thanks: Sponsored by Business Consulting Leaders — for implementation, ERP admin support, and more. Also, shoutout to Pennsylvania Blue Coal (you’ll get the joke).

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