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On the Header of a PO the ETA date can be entered and automatically copied to each line. It would be amendable on each line. It would also be available on reports. This will allow visibility in PO List View and on POs especially Back to Back order...

We would benefit from holding cash accounts for sundry customers paying in different currencies.

The table/view NLPostAndHistNominalView allows us to create a report that shows both current and historical transactions However this needs to be expanded to include/match the NLPostedNominalTrans table so that it included things like Narrative, S...

It would be good if there was a Sales Contract module on SOP for certain products, for a set quantity and price, over a period of time, that would be linked to a customer account. So that when you enter an SO, and start adding products, it would d...

confusing as users could enter Sales Payments instead of clicking

When you copy a Quotation produced for an International Customer for a UK Customer, the VAT codes do not update. This has caused us to make mistakes in the past. However, when you copy a Quote originally created for a UK company, to an internation...

At the moment I go into Suppliers List to search for a supplier, or customers list to search for a customer, or stock list to search... etc, etc. but a global search on the main screen up near the lightbulb symbol that searches all types of record...

Accrual journal only allows for one nominal code , it would be much easier if multiple lines could be added all at once.

One of our customers who uses PA for most of their invoicing does a lot of business with customers in other currencies (Euro and non-Euro - they work a lot in North Sea oilfields so the Norwegian Kroner figures pretty large) and they would like to...

Several customers have the issue with back-to-back orders where(example quantities): Sales order qty = 10 PO order qty = 10; PO delivered qty = 11. This is within the terms of business, and Sage 200 handles it OK. Customer needs to allocate despat...