Nominal Ledger

Currently there is only 1 transaction analysis code in the nominal transactions, this is too restrictive, customers have multiple dimensions that they need to record

Hi, Please when we refresh the nominal codes can it not default us back up to the top of the sheet. Please can we remain on the same code that we were on when we refreshed.

It would be so beneficial to have capability for people to use a template in excel and upload journals in to Sage, rather than sitting within Sage and typing everything out in to the Journal. This would be beneficial especially at year end when ex...

Now that we can hide NL codes, would be useful to have the above to assist with the process, same as in SL and PL modules.

Hi Guys, Have had a few requests on this: On a Nominal Enquiry Form Nominal Ledger Nominal Enquiries View Nominal StructureThis form allows a user to view/drill-down to values for selected periods based on P&L/BS financial statement layouts. I...

to enhance the Budget Statement Breakdown by Combined Nominal Budget report, it would be useful to e-mail the report with pre-configured email addresses for the budget owner. When maintain the budget owner the budget owners e-mail address should b...

Deferred Entries - Cash Book Closed eg the Cash Book is closed for September but the Nominal Ledger is still open September, you post a Cash Book Nominal Payment dated 18/09/16. The posting will appear in September's nominal ledger, users would li...

1. To have a system setting that allows you to specify a default journal VAT Type/VAT Code rather than having to change it on every new manual journal that&s entered.2. To be able to change the default VAT Code from &0 -Exempt& when th...

We have a number of P&L reports, by Cc, by dept/customer etc, the option to have the GP% overhead% and Net profit % on the reports would be very beneficial, also the ability to add this through the report designer would be a great addition,

Profit and Loss report to show Gross Margin % and Net Margin % Gross Margin % = Total Sales - Cost of Sales / Total Sales Net Margin % = Total Sales - Cost of Sales - Overheads / Total Sales