New/Amend Order

We update exchange rates in Sage 200 on a monthly basis with rates from HMRC. We've just noticed that when a new quotation is created using the 'copy quotation button', it will also copy the exchange rates from whenever the original quote was crea...

We bulk purchase to receive discounts on line items. We have to split the items in order to split the nominals to show which are for stock and which are for customer orders. It woulbe nice to be able to have an option to split the nominal based on...

We use transaction analysis codes quite extensively due to having multiple sites. Currently we can only add these at the point of invoice entry which can cause omissions, we would like the ability to add them to POs

Most nominal codes on stock items default to 'stock for resale' when entering a PO - which is fine. But if we purchase an item for internal use (eg. stationery) we cannot identify the non-stock product when it is invoiced.

The system would benefit from the ability to have ‘blanket orders’. This is common in Education for Agency Staff where an agency staff member would have an order for a large amount put on – say £5,000. And then weekly invoices would be matched off...

When processing purchase orders, the VAT code should default to the suppliers default VAT code and not that of the stock item as its the suppliers that set the VAT you arecharged depending on their registration. Currently for VAT exempt suppliers ...

Ability to add attachments to Sales orders and purchase orders, which can be referenced in enquiry and amend programs

It would be useful to know who initially created a sales/purchase order, rather than just who saved it or amended it.

It would really be useful if a submitted but unauthorised order can be removed by the originator. I know I can let the authoriser know not to go ahead, but that needs everyone to remember. I can't add notes or anything once it&s been submitted...

Add a search feature so you can search for a specific word - useful when someone wants to know where they ordered something from in the past.