My ideas: Generate Payments

Customers always have issues around the blanket nature of the generate payments screen being a blankets one size fits all option. The option seems to be incredibly dated not having not been changed since the inception of Sage MMS/200. It could be ...

Currently using the Supplier payment option for entering a payment whether allocated to an invoice or just a POA / deposit does not allow for a remittance advice to be printed. In particular this is an issue if you want to produce a remittance for...

In the Generate Payments, having a cheque number sequence on a Bacs run is not very useful. this used to called Batch reference, which was much better/useful. Can't this version of Sage be like our old version please

Before generating the SEPA compliant bank submission file, the supplier BIC and IBAN codes should be validated and the payment process cancelled if problems are detected.

have the option to split the supplier payments into separate invoice amounts.

It would be great if more than one user can generate purchase ledger payments at one time (of course providing they are generating them for different payment groups.) We have two employees who both raise payments at the same time of the month (for...

1. Show supplier balance (as with Amend Suggested Payments) 2. Show Supplier bank account in the Account field as default (From supplier basic data?) 3. Do not close the routine on completion 4. Retain date from previous entry This would reduce th...

It would be really useful to have another payment group ie credit card

to be able to list all invoices due to be paid for all suppliers in a grid allowing each invoice to be selected for payment by ticking the appropriate line rather than having to click into the line to enter the amount to be paid filters to allow t...

The system needs to made more fool proof - this is one example. If you do not tickAllow Cheque Value to Exceed Balance when Generating Payments - the suppliers that have exceeded their balances cause a payment run to fail and subsequently the BACS...