New/Amend Order

When an account is on Hold, you can currently still process a Sales Order within the system. It would be better if you could place a customer on hold and allow it to transact a Sales Order dependant on what 'Hold' status is given. Status ActionOn ...

Need to be able to add attachments to SO on sage 200.

After raising invoices customers always seem to want to add purchase order numbers. It takes a long time to resolve. You could not allow users to amend invoice numbers or values - but amending reference order number would be really useful.....

Can the SOPs and POPs have a facility so that if the order has Stage (milestone) payments, there is a way to facilitate this easily without having to mess with the stock parts? We process contracts that often have stage payments in the orders and ...

When customers need to return unwanted goods, they need to be told (a) where to return them to, (b) that they wont receive full credit unless the goods are in good condition, and (c) they may be subject to a re-stocking charge. The principles mirr...

Very often sales orders are taken and the customer order number is either missed off or is not yet available, some customers will reject a sales invoice if this is missing & currently the only way to issue a replacementsales invoice with a cus...

Option to notify if a duplicate customer order number has been entered and to display which order it has been used on. This will avoid duplicate orders being entered.

It would be useful to know who initially created a sales/purchase order, rather than just who saved it or amended it.

Ability to insert a line on an order/quote. For example if you have a 30 line order and need to add a line at position 3 you currently have to click Move Up 27 times, it would save time to have an 'Insert Below' option.

If you have a number of Sales Orders on the system for an account and the Sales Account is put on Hold, we would like the Outstanding Sales Orders to be also put on Hold. This is often used as a bargaining chip in resolving disputes. Why supply wh...