Purchase Ledger (Suppliers)

A recent customers dilemma was that they had one supplier invoice where part of the invoice had Duty and Vat which needed to be paid within 7 days and the other half of the invoice was air freight which was due to be paid in 30 days. In the suppli...

When will Sage200 be able to electronically pay a US$ supplier in US$ from a US$ bank account? Our customer reports the message - Electronic payment types cannot be used on foreign currency accounts

SL & PL - Transaction Enquiry - Select Receipt or Payment - Allocation Session - This then correctly displays the Transaction Reference However, Print Drilldown - Select Allocation Session Only - The Print produced only contains User No, Alloc...

The posting date is required to print the day book. If looking for transactions on a specific date it is not easy to get the posting date. Suggestion is either change the daybook report to allow transaction date as a criteria or show the posting d...

We have a site who are receiving purchase invoices that have staged payment dates. For example 50% due 30/09/17 and the remainder 04/04/18. Currently the only way I can see to deal with this is by entering the invoice on as two invoices so that tw...

By default the Memo tab in Account Enquiry is sorted Oldest first, however you cannot resort this by date, it would be useful if this could be done and remember your choice.

It would be most helpful to have a column for the URN Its almost impossible to allocate the right transaction when they both have the same transaction date, reference and amount ! This is quite critical when foreign currency involved eg transactio...

at the moment you have to enter into each row mark invoices for payment

When using Purchase Ledger Authorisation you can amend the NL code the invoice is posting to as part of the authorisation function, however if the invoice is posting to a Project this cannot be amended, not even the narrative. The invoice would ha...

I am about to move from Sage 50 to Sage 200 Standard. I would like the ability to have multiple addresses for a supplier so orders and remittance advices go to different addressees.