In Sage 50 I set up an invoice template for a very large invoice of 58 lines (and getting bigger) that I need to post monthly. All I needed to do was pull up the memorised invoice, change the dates and a couple of minor things, then post it. It wo...
electronic invoice attach to purchase invoice transaction and auto prepayment, accrual and deferred income
Hi Development Team, Would you please consider add the function scanned or electronic invoice to be attached to purchase invoice. PS financial, SAP and other accounting system has this function. also automatic prepayment and accruals posting. when...
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about 5 years ago
in Invoice/Credit
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Ability to add query code when entering a purchase invoice
We use query codes to prevent BACS payment while waiting for authorisation, it would be very useful to be able to add this at the invoice entry stage rather than going into transaction enquiry.
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over 4 years ago
in Invoice/Credit
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
When Posting a Purchase invoice have the ability to prepay the invoice
When posting an invoice, would it be possible to have a prepay button so that you could prepay an invoice? It would need to ask which prepayment nominal to post to and which months you are prepaying over. It could then automatically pick up the in...
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over 9 years ago
in Invoice/Credit
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Sales / Purchase Ledger Transaction Reference and 2nd Ref Fields too short
We have clients who needs larger reference fields for both Sales and Purchase Ledger They are needing these fields to be at least 60 characters in size. Using the Transaction Narrative is not an option because this field is used for other key info...
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about 5 years ago
in Invoice/Credit
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
I'm raising this on behalf of a client who would like to see the below changes on the financial transaction import routines. Username - it would be better if this defaulted to the user doing the import. Posting Date - this should default to the da...
