We can add manual notifications to a purchase order line but they do not show on this list, would be useful if they did. I understand it only shows if to do with authorisation of order which we do not use. We use notifications for notes on changes...
Wendy Gardner
over 1 year ago
in Notification
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Workflow Notification For Purchase Order Invoice Receipt
Our old accounting system had a very useful function that sent a workflow notification to the budget holder when an invoice had been received that related to a purchase order. The budget holder was then able to notify finance if they had received ...
Guest
about 5 years ago
in Notification
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Ability to add notification to any purchase order and for it to be emailed to the To: recipient
We currently have a client who want to use the Purchase Order notifications as an alert to email the recipient with actions that need to be carried out when a notification is entered against the order. Currently notifications are only sent when an...
Guest
over 6 years ago
in Notification
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
At present, these have to be done on an individual basis from one account to another, Save, reload CB Account Codes, enter next and so on. It would be very useful and time saving to have a Batch/Grid entry similar to that introduced in 50 2017/v23...
Graham Michel
about 9 years ago
in Inter Account Transfer
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Period Exchange Rates shouldnt overwrite user amended rates on CB Inter Bank Transfer
Scenario: Period Exchange Rates are in useUser uses inter bank transferUser posting a transfer between cashbooks with different currencies.User adjusts the exchange rate to reflect what was paid and what was received in respective currencies.User ...
The Sage200 documentation says that on an inter-bank transfer you can enter the value of any commission charged. This is NOT TRUE. It appears you can only enter 'commission' on a transaction between banks of different currencies - which is in fact...
