Quotations don't save to the server yet all other sales documentation does save automatically.
It seems really strange and inconsistent that all documents which are produced in SOP, except quotations save automatically when printed/emailed. Please could quotations also save automatically too?
John Wilkins
about 2 years ago
in Document Storage
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Ability to adjust decimal places to 2 on currency should be allowed as it can throw out the final invoice figure but we are in a country that has only 2 decimal places so it is unrealistic to have more than one on item prices. Figure should be rou...
Christine Sellick
about 2 years ago
in Decimal Precision
1
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
For Verify Data to identify and fix issues with Quantity on POP order
We've had a few customers whose Quantity on POP order has become out of sync as it thinks there are balances on order that are not. This would normally need investigation, deletion of incorrect records from 2 tables and a manual amendment. It woul...
Gary Butler
over 2 years ago
in Verify Data
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Based on your GLN - we need sage to create auto create a EAN13 barcode. Any company who uses barcodes will benefit from this - we are currently using a spreadsheet to create these - which we then upload using your standard template.
Chris Parkinson
about 1 year ago
in New/Amend Stock Record
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Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Option to delete unused VAT Code/Tax code configured by mistake.
We had a support call yesterday from a customer who had created a new VAT code and immediately realised they shouldn't have done so. They had already amended the description to "DO NOT USE" before calling us to see if we could delete the code. We ...
Ed Loach
10 months ago
in VAT Rates
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
It would be great if Sage could have a live exchange rate connected to a third party service - either updated daily/hourly etc for a live exchange rate for different currencies - rather than having to manually update.
