Bank Feeds (Bank Reconciliation)

In Sage 50 you were able to view the book balance on the bank reconciliation report, in Sage 200 this is not the case

I don't know how many different Banks this now applies to but certainly Barclays have removed the cumulative sequential Page Numbers from Statements. This means that the user has to create their own Statement Reference, very often a date or some d...

The ability to flag a bank account to be excluded from bank reconciliation so Cash Book Account transactions can be deleted without having to be reconciled

There needs to be a consolidate bank reconciliation report which comes off the system when the bank rec is complete like in sage 50 showing The reconciled bank figure The un-reconciled items The adjusted bank balance We are all doing this manually...

It would be useful to see the account Ref on the Reconciled bank report to speed up Corrections and checking if errors have occurred

Reported in the Summer 2019 version of Sage 200, during a Bank Reconciliation when adding a new transaction, once added the list of Matched transactions automatically re-sorts itself into ascending date order, however this can cause problems when ...

In Sage 50 you could see more fields in the bank rec such as transaction number and also had the ability to sort by these.

It is possible to amend the 'Opening balance' figure in the Cash Book Bank Reconciliation screen when reconciling transactions, but also by going into the screen, changing the figure and clicking on Reconcile. No warning message pops up to flag th...

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)&

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 ...