Custom Report To Mailchimp ->Need Help

[Doctrine]

Hello,

 

I need help about the custom reports. Its not so easy to do it because i have multi company

 

client first name, client last name, client email, client country, client service names, client addon company (i got 1 addon company and dont know how to...)

 

I am in a different situation as i got Hungarian clients and international clients. So one company - one company. I have to seperate it very well.

 

Please somebody give me a code for that

 

For now i only got this:

SELECT contacts.first_name, contacts.last_name, contacts.email, contacts.country
FROM contacts
ORDER BY contacts.country;

I need client service name and order by company ID

[Tyson]

Are you familiar with selecting service information? I'll assume so and let you work out that part.

 

To narrow it down to a specific company, you will want to join with client groups, i.e.

SELECT `client_groups`.`company_id`, contacts.first_name, contacts.last_name, contacts.email, contacts.country
FROM contacts
INNER JOIN `clients` ON `clients`.`id` = `contacts`.`client_id`
INNER JOIN `client_groups` ON `client_groups`.`id` = `clients`.`client_group_id`
ORDER BY `client_groups`.`company_id` ASC, contacts.country ASC;

[Doctrine]

 

Are you familiar with selecting service information? I'll assume so and let you work out that part.

 

To narrow it down to a specific company, you will want to join with client groups, i.e.

SELECT `client_groups`.`company_id`, contacts.first_name, contacts.last_name, contacts.email, contacts.country
FROM contacts
INNER JOIN `clients` ON `clients`.`id` = `contacts`.`client_id`
INNER JOIN `client_groups` ON `client_groups`.`id` = `clients`.`client_group_id`
ORDER BY `client_groups`.`company_id` ASC, contacts.country ASC;

Great! Thank you! Could we list the service names too which the client has?

 

Thanks

Peter

[Tyson]

The query only fetches contacts. If you wanted service information, you might select only the primary client contact, and list them multiple times, once for each service they have.

 

However, the service name ("Label" in Blesta) is derived from one of the service fields determined by the module. That relationship could not be determined from a query since the module's chosen service name is not stored in the database. In other words, you could list all of the service fields for a service in a column, but you wouldn't know which one is used as the service name.

 

If you know the name of the service field used as the service name for every module in your system, then you could add each one manually to the query to get just the service name.