Accounting System Manager

In v2015 a euro invoice of €1038679 @ 0.725 shows a control account posting of £753042.46 In v2015 posting a payment for €1038679 @0.70 shows a control account posting of £727075.30 You would therefore expect the currency gain to be £753042.46-£72...

Currently if looking to extend the current financial year beyond the end of the first period of the next year and you are shifting you year-end date accordingly moving forward the process to achieve this in Sage 200 is very laborious (extract from...

we are now in Feb 2016 but are unable to see transactions on nominal ledger because 2015 hasn&t been year ended. A good feature would be to enable the user to post into future financial year in order to run accurate reports, even if current ye...

Would be useful for the Error Details on Verify Data to be able to be drilled down on so can see what fix/changes are being made. Clients find this very confusing as the explanations are very basic and top level - would be useful to be able see ex...

Is it possible to use more decimal places in the exchange rate box. If possible at least 8 places that our bank uses! Or a button to say how exact it is needed.

At present, the Analysis Codes can only be selected in the Commercials modules and the Transaction Analysis Codes can only be selected in the Financials modules. A separate idea has been posted about using the Analysis Codes across all modules and...

Currently, If an allocation of a Batch/Serial numbered item gets &stuck&, the Balance Ledgers Routine will not fix the problem. The problem can only be fixed manually through SQL by deleting the corresponding TraceableAllocationBalance/All...

There are lots of bits of info against SL accounts / SOP Orders and Stock items that we would like to store in Sage that are required for certain processes. 20 is better then the 6 that was previously in Sage 200, but 20 is not enough, and if we r...

Wasn't sure where to put this but thought here was as good as any. Why doesn't Sage software have the same VAT rates? For example: Sage50 T0 = Zero Rated T2 = Exempt T5 = Lower Rate People migrate to Sage 200 and the default is: 0 = Exempt 2 = Zer...

Why does Sage use the exchange rate at date of order rather than exchange rate at date of invoice when calculating intrastat entries? Our understanding is that HMRC require the exchange rate at date of invoice. what does everyone out there do?