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Deposit Register

The deposit register of SAGE Accpac allow you to view all deposit to a bank account, or for a range of bank accounts, for a specified period. Feature of the report are as follow: • You can view bank deposit status from any specific source application (like AP, AR) or range of applications. • You… Read More »

Contra entry Report in Sage 300 ERP

Transfer Posting Journal report helps you to identify the bank Contra Entry. This report (SAGE ERP) includes payments and deposits transferred between banks, transfer charges and tax information (optional). New Stuff: Purchase History Inquiry in Sage 300 ERP To print the transfer posting journal report follow the steps mentioned below: 1. Go to the Common Services… Read More »

Transaction History Inquiry

Transaction history inquiry of SAGE 300 ERP helps you to find details such of payment, receipt transactions, originating in Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Bank services Module. The Transaction History Inquiry lists transactions by number and includes, date, description amount, reconciliation status, reconciliation date and reconciliation description. One can also apply additional criteria to restrict… Read More »

Discrete / Process Manufacturing

Let us understand the basic difference between the types of Manufacturing processes followed. This can be broadly classified as under- I. Discrete manufacturing II. Process manufacturing Discrete Manufacturing Companies following this type of manufacturing use multiple parts/ pieces of various materials for assembling of products.  The manufacturer typically uses a Bill of Material which contains… Read More »

Sage 300 ERP for Trading and Logistic Industries Part II

Deal Wise Profitability: As Top Line is the primary unit of measurement for your Sales team for success, similarly the Bottom Line is the weighing instrument for the Cost Centers and Finance Teams. In every project/deal the pricing varies and so does the margins. Having a system that is accurately capable of capturing the expenses… Read More »