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Ability to have multiple addresses on supplier account for use throughout software I,e. pop, remittances cheques etc

Hi At present the field length of the sales and purchase accounts are fixed at 8 characters. This is quite a severe limitation as it means that when integrating Sage 200 to an external web site etc. in some cases, the Customer ID generated by the ...

As we don't have a separate CRM system, could Sage 200 have fields inserted on customer and supplier records to indicate what date GDPR consent (say for marketing purposes) was requested and if it was received (or denied), could we have a similar ...

A Net Monthly Payment term option is needed for customer accounts. The options that are there at the minute don't work to give a due date of the last day of the month.

By default the Memo tab in Account Enquiry is sorted Oldest first, however you cannot resort this by date, it would be useful if this could be done and remember your choice.

I am about to move from Sage 50 to Sage 200 Standard. I would like the ability to have multiple addresses for a supplier so orders and remittance advices go to different addressees.

We have several clients that have requested the ability to remove default nominal codes from customer and supplier accounts temporarily for various internal processing reasons. The function was available in earlier versions but is not available in...

Would be a nice addition to be able to store an extension number for a contacts phone number. I have a CRM system that will not sync because the client has resorted to putting EXT1235 in the telephone number field (not a problem for sage200 but ca...

Within Purchase or Sales Ledger Account Enquiry Aged Balances Tab - the radio buttons in here can change how the ageing is displayed. If your ageing settings are set to calendar monthly, it firstly doesnt default the radio button to Calendar Month...

One of our customers would like to be able to link a supplier account to a sales ledger account so they can get the an idea of the balance that is outstanding in total adding the two account balances together.