Sales Order Processing (SOP)

Can a routine be created to allow the processing of Pro Forma Invoices to allow for the correct processing of the VAT. Once the correct VAT Invoice has been received it then allows the VAT to update the VAT Return.

Pretty much as the title says. Web Based Sales Orders are brilliant. They are really easy to use and streamlined and in my opinion are far superior than using SAGE to create Sales Orders. They have one small issue that makes them unusable for us, ...

At present anyitems that are not included on a customers price list canbe brought though onto a Quotation/Sales Order and if there is no Standard price to default tothey will be brought in at a zero price. The idea isprevent items that are not inc...

In Sage 50 its possible to create a new stock item on the fly while in the sales order entry screen, due to the nature of the business there may be as many as 20 or more one off new products on each sales order, with current Sage 200 functionality...

Customer would like to be able to select a range of invoices by date to reprint before archiving

To be able to identify different document types more easily. Current options are sorting or filtering the lists

On Sage 50 you could amend details on an invoice after it had been updated, which included adding an Order Reference, or including period dates within the invoice description. On Sage 200 no changes can be made once an order has been completed but...

I have just been informed by Sage 200 support that with 2015 we can basically never change the name that is defaulted within Choose Layouts. So for example it defaults to SOP Invoice (Single) if we wanted to use SOP invoice (Continuous) we would n...

Currently when recording a sales return in the program for a stock item which is batch traceable and using 'actual' cost method the system will allocate the average cost price rather than the actual price. Example below - Create a product group us...

In Sales Order Processing you have the opportunity to archive old orders. However, the &date& criteria works on the order date - i.e. the date the order was placed. Our customer recently &lost& the ability to reprint current year i...