Putting (Sales) orders on hold is a useful way (The only way?) of preventing orders being processed - a typical example is DX imports where users tend to check the option to put created orders on hold. We have another customer trying to implement ...
Andrew Dunn
6 months ago
in Amend Order Status
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Credit Limit Check when changing sales order status
Customer imports a lot of sales orders (via DX) - these are put on hold automatically When the user goes to amend order status and set the order Off Hold, they would like to see a credit limit warning, same as if they added a new order They have t...
Andrew Dunn
9 months ago
in Amend Order Status
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
Reports that have criteria for Analysis Codes should only list values in the drop down list that are present in the analysis code used in the criteria
eg the default reports installed show all analysis codes in the drop down lists when you click on Criteria, each report has to be amended to restrict the values.
Saeed Malik
over 7 years ago
in Criteria
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
To have the option to enter leading zeros on Report Criteria
It can be quite time consuming have to enter the leading zeros when filling out a criteria on a report. So it would be useful if you could select oneither the criteria within the report, or the report criteria within Sage 200 if you want to enter ...
Guest
about 9 years ago
in Criteria
1
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
For the ability, out of the box, to run Sales Ledger and Purchase Ledger transaction listing reports with the criteria of Tax Code. This way, if there is concern that someone has entered a variety of transactions with the wrong tax rate, then - wi...
Guest
about 9 years ago
in Criteria
0
Idea Accepted - Gauging Support
While putting an order on for a customer, if you click the "Customer Details" Button, then "View Orders" so you can look at their past orders and then look at an order, then close down the window, if you click on the "Customer Details" button agai...
