My ideas: Payment/Receipt

We use account status "on hold" for past due SL accounts. When the customers pays, we enter the receipt and a pop up reminds us the account is on hold and asks if we wish to continue. Then we complete the receipt and have to go into amend account ...

When customer over-pays an invoice the payment is receipted and the user goes to transaction enquiry to add memo line against the over-payment with reason i.e. inv 12345 paid twice - or under-payment i.e. VAT omitted from receipt

Currently in Sage 200 you enter in the Sales Receipt value, and then select the transactions that this relates to. Sage 50 users are used to doing this in reverse, in that they select the invoices/credits that are included on the customer remittan...

Cheques are hardly used any more. Payments are usually BACS, online or by transfer. Cheque Number should perhaps be updated in each module to Payment Reference.

Nominal codes for Creditors & Debtors control accounts are available in bank payments and receipts. Supplier and Customer payments and receipts should be sufficient.

There is no facility to add attachments to Bank Postings - this would be useful as we would then be able to be able to have a complete audit trail of what makes up the posting and would make audit easier

On Sage 50, we used to be able to use the F6 function to copy the description from the previous line when processing a bank receipt. This was a time-saving feature which would be useful in Sage 200.

When receiving customer payments or paying suppliers, the methods in how this take place is limited and should be record as such. The following types can take place, CASH, DD (direct debit), SO (stop Order), C/Card (Credit card), BACS, Transfer, C...

It would save me a huge amount of time if I could clone a receipt or create a receipt template. As a school we receive weekly income for several different departments/nominals and it is time consuming to select all the codes each time we input the...

Currently you are able to post bank charges as part of the receipt on foreign currency bank accounts. Why is this not possible on sterling accounts when monies have been received from overseas.