E-Reconcile - would be nice to be able to save the e-reconciliation half way through as you can on the manual process, to close and revisit or close and carry on with the reconciliation
A client would like to be able to process some of his e-reconciliation and then save this and go back to it to complete like you can on the manual reconciliation. There is no save feature with in the e-reconcile (confirmed by 200 support)&
Current balance on sage to reflect requested date.
On Sage 200 the balance on sage when performing a bank reconciliation is not correct if transactions have been processed after the date on the statement. I have just reconciled my bank statement dated 30 September but the report that was produced ...
SOP Credit notes - credit note due date to calculate same as does for invoice due date
When raising a SOP credit note our client would like the due date of the credit note when posted to be calculated using the same rules as for calculating the invoice due date. e.g. 30 days from end of month
Guest
almost 8 years ago
in New/Amend Return
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
The Option to Hide the Unit of Sale Field on the Sales Return Field.
It would be good if you could either hide the Unit of Sale Field on a Sales Return for a Free Text Item, it is easy to enter the price in here by mistake so would be better if it wasn't displayed or you had the option to either display it or not.
Carolyn Innes
over 8 years ago
in New/Amend Return
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
bank feeds reconciliation - add notes to transactions in the bank feeds reconciliation screen
Currently you only add notes once you through to the bank reconciliation screen, users need to be able to enter notes against transactions in the bank feeds reconciliation screen
Cash Book to Nominal Reconciliation Enquiry Screen
There are Debtors and Creditor Reconciliation Enquiry Screen but no Cash Book to Nominal Reconciliation enquiries. It can be very time consuming to do a manual check between nominal and cash book especially if users have posted Nominal Payments or...
