Customer transactions to import at a summary invoice/credit note level
It would be great if customer transactions can be imported at a summary invoice/credit note level with the option to drill down to individual transaction lines available when looking at the customer's account transaction history.
If you have an update that effects multiple customer or supplier accounts, it would be nice to be able to edit them en masse in grid format, where you could copy and paste the change into a specific field before arrowing down to the next record, a...
Imported transactions not being able to go to hidden codes
When importing journals, sales invoices and purchase invoices it allows transactions to still be imported to nominal accounts that are hidden, which shouldn't be able to happen as they are hidden as we don't want them to be able to be posted to.
I'm raising this on behalf of a client who would like to see the below changes on the financial transaction import routines. Username - it would be better if this defaulted to the user doing the import. Posting Date - this should default to the da...
Ability to batch update certain information within customer/supplier records
A batch change function within the program (mainly 200 Std Online) would be ideal for those people with 1000s of customers and suppliers who may need to amend or append different analysis codes for their customers or suppliers. This could also be ...
Functionality to add a Name (Description) and a Short Name to non-standard Sage 200 Modules/Sources
When importing Sage 200 Customer or Supplier transactions, it is possible to specify a Source (Module) number in the 16-90 range to the Excel import file. At present, when the transactions have been imported, the description of Sources 16-90 will ...
Import Customer Transactions - Sales Receipts - Allow Bank Account to be specified
When using the Import Customer Transactions routine to import sales receipts, there is no option to specify which bank account should be used. The default bank account is used. When you enter a sales receipt via the Enter Customer Receipt routine,...
