New/Amend Order

In Sage 200 Professional, would like to be able to create a standard item SOP, add in the stock code but leave the quantity as 0, like you can in Sage 50 and then save it, so I can come back to it when I know the exact quantities and update them t...

In the previous versions, the quantity field used to remain highlighted if the item was out of stock but now it only remains highlighted until you move onto the next line. The user would like the out of stock lines to remain highlighted at all times.

Stock items have a section where you can fill in the nominal code, including cost centre and department, but when raising a sales order every line defaults to the Customer cost centre and department even if there is data in the stock item. We want...

If you have a number of Sales Orders on the system for an account and the Sales Account is put on Hold, we would like the Outstanding Sales Orders to be also put on Hold. This is often used as a bargaining chip in resolving disputes. Why supply wh...

When entering a free text item on a SOP and then creating an PO from that sale, the costs dont pull through so have to be retyped in - also if you amend a stock item cost on a sale it reverts back on the PO

A client cancelled a PO due to disagreement on price with supplier, then the supplier advised they would honour the price. In this case the client liked to used the original PO as the supplier had that PO number from the client and not raise a new...

Mostly described in the title, but at present you can only use transaction analysis codes on sales transactions retrospectively, which doesn't make much sense. Ideally transaction analysis codes could be assigned at any point through the process.

Ability to insert a line on an order/quote. For example if you have a 30 line order and need to add a line at position 3 you currently have to click Move Up 27 times, it would save time to have an 'Insert Below' option.

Add a search feature so you can search for a specific word - useful when someone wants to know where they ordered something from in the past.

the option to ensure certain products can only be sold on a specific account, for example : we set up a single account with multiple delivery addresses for products that are strictly controlled, so it would be very useful if we could set a restric...