API

I'm currently working on a project that involves creating dashboards in Power BI, which requires integrating with our company's accounting software, Sage 200 Standard Edition. I successfully downloaded the Power BI component to link the two system...

We have a requirement to be able to reverse the allocation for a given sales ledger transaction. For example, we could have a receipt allocated to 3 invoices and we need to be able to remove the allocation such that the invoices become outstanding...

Can we have a function to be able to post an actual credit note rather than using the credit transaction. As I would like it line per line as a credit note rather than one single transaction

This would allow for greater clarity when using the API. When creating any multi-line object then if a line-item errors, we get a good error message in the 400 response - e.g. "Response: Pricing Unit cannot be changed for this stock item" which is...

We currently use the Sage 200 API to post Order details to Sage via the SOP endpoint. This works perfectly, it is accurate and saves a lot of time for this to be automated. However we still need to create all our Sales Returns manually in Sage as ...

We're looking to extract P&L and Balance Sheet data from Sage200 to use in a cloud based system for planning and analytics. As we're trying to access the data via the Power Automate custom connector to the Sage200 API, we found we do not have ...

Allow stock to be added to and written off via the Web API, allowing real-time integration with production systems.

Ability to colour code items for when it prints out on invoice (stock, comment etc) without having to go into the set up.

There are major limitations to the functionality offered by the current Sage 200 Standard API. In particular there is no endpoint for creating an unposted invoice. This leave a major hole in any integration that depends on invoices being created

Allow users to add in additional columns in the nominal breakdown screen, such as seeing the supplier that the invoice has been processed against.