Purchase Order Processing (POP)

When creating a purchase requisition the VAT rate cannot be specified; upon generating a PO from an approved requisition, the PO sets the VAT rate and VAT amount based on the supplier's default VAT rate. This causes errors on POs where suppliers p...

One of our clients likes the new ability to create a Sales Return from a Sales Order, however for them they quite commonly need to return goods to suppliers and would find it really useful if the same ability as that in the Sales Side was availabl...

There are a number of occasions when staff have documents that are relevant to a Requisition. Quotations, agreements, artwork or tender documents are at present only attached once an order has been generated. If these could be attached at the same...

We do a lot of back to back orders. When an amendment is made to a sales order after a linked purchase order has been created - the change occurs on both the sales and purchase order - but the net value of the purchase order does not change. The i...

Please can we have an Tick/Untick All option on Purchase Order Processing / Record Invoice, or change the default setting to leave all items unticked on the landing page? When recording an invoice Sage automatically ticks every open line on the Pu...

There needs to be a column on purchase order list saying quot; goods received quot; or quot;booked inquot;

Similar to the View ledger settings. If we have users logged in we are prevented from amending or even viewing the Authorisation rules. Could we have an option to View them?

We do not hold stock due to the nature of our business (school) however we use the purchase order system in Sage 200. Unfortunately we are then unable to update the Confirm Receipt as we are inputting the orders as 'free text'. They are just not t...

With Purchase Order Processing it is quite common for the stock to be invoiced before receiving it, therefore in this type of example once the stock is received it becomes part of the overall stock system. If a mistake has been made, or some goods...

Z places order, A & B to authorise A gets email first, authorises can add note for B B gets email next saying A has authorised it. Z gets email to say all good.