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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

Everyone wants to share good information so deliveries are completed and not have returned as the customer is out or for us to lave it with a neighbour or secure location. We are just converting from Sage 50 and this is standard feature.

Customer would like a built-in enhancement where you can define a set period of time where it logs out a Sage user from the program automatically, in their case, 20 minutes, providing there has been no activity.

In Line 50 you can see in a simple way how much has been allocated to a nominal on a monthly basis for the current and previous year. It is easy to identify anomalies.

A feature we would like to see is for disconnected logins to be cleared down automatically after a set period of say 1 hour or 1 day etc, currently we have to manually do this, and we only find out when a user reports an issue. Or even if that is ...

The ability to renumber a stock item so that if one was mistyped, it could be amended.

When amending the requested and promised delivery dates at header level on the POP, to ask if the date change should be cascade down to the POP line

There is no process map for fixed assets module within Sage. This is inconsistent with other areas or modules in Sage 200. I appreciate the Fixed Asset module is an optional module which not all Sage 200 customers will use, but it should have a pr...

It would be useful if we could add more customer contact details, within a company there may be several contacts, such as workshop supervisor, purchase ledger clerk, but there doesn't seem the capacity to enter this detail in sage

Please add NLNominalAccounts.AccountNumber NLNominalAccounts.AccountCostCentre NLNominalAccounts.AccountDepartment columns on the VAT transactions report (by period). This will help to analyse the transactions and calculate the VAT partial exempti...