Purchase Ledger (Suppliers)

In Supplier Transaction Query and Customer Transaction Query, instead of having "Allocated" amount we should have an option to add the Unallocated amount instead.

ON AR enquiry when you click on the allocation drilldown for a payment as well as showing the current info (inv number, amount) please can you add in invoice date and deu date

In the Generate Payments, having a cheque number sequence on a Bacs run is not very useful. this used to called Batch reference, which was much better/useful. Can't this version of Sage be like our old version please

Doing credit control for a larger organisation it is easier to put everything into a spreadsheet where we can put notes that can be seen by all line managers, not everyone has access to Sage. But once done we are then having to put the notes onto ...

I tried to attach purchase ledger invoices after they were posted onto Sage. Unfortunately you can only attach documents while you enter them , and only on Invoice not Rapid ( which is much faster if you have batch of invoices). I tend to import m...

If you have an update that effects multiple customer or supplier accounts, it would be nice to be able to edit them en masse in grid format, where you could copy and paste the change into a specific field before arrowing down to the next record, a...

This would be useful to ensure we do not over-pay our suppliers. Also useful for reporting on the effectiveness of ledger clerks in allocating these items.

When we add customers or suppliers, the code we assign to their account is based on their company name. Sometimes these entities change their names and then it would be really useful if there was a way to change their account code too.

Can we see both the foreign and base currency values of Suppliers and Customers displayed on the Supplier and Customer lists

Could an approvals style routine be build in to allow a senior user to approve any bank detail changes please? The audit log is good but it doesn't prevent changes and so issues could arise before anyone is aware.