Previously we have seen document number generation for almost every standard transaction screens from PO/OE/IC/AR modules. Using Document Numbering, we have provision to create different-different document numbering for each transactional screen, now in this blog we are going to see how we can create single document numbering series for two or three different screens of… Read More »
Pre-payments are advance payments received against future invoices. Sage 300 ERP allows you to book advance payments received from customers as Pre-Payments in Accounts Receivable module. An interesting feature of Sage 300 ERP module is to book a prepayment or advance payment at runtime when booking a customer order in Order Entry module and apply… Read More »
The intent of this blog is to help you in order to solve the above mention error. Here in Sage 300 ERP we use apply document in order to knock off the prepayment (Advance payment) against the invoice which we have booked. New Stuff: Propagate Common Settings from one company to another in Sage 300 ERP… Read More »
This is in continuation to our earlier post where we discussed about Advance Payment to a Vendor, in this blog lets see about Advance Receipt in AR module. In AR module, we will follow similar procedure to raise prepayment entry i.e. we will first note the balance of Bank as well as Customer in our books and… Read More »
The intent of this blog is to help you in making advance payment in Sage 300 ERP with all possible scenarios. Here, in Sage 300 ERP, we call this advance payment as Prepayment and this prepayment can be done in both Account Payable and Account Receivable Modules. But at this moment we will be considering… Read More »
While creating Receipt Entry in Sage 300 ERP (formerly known as Sage Accpac ERP) user needs to select each document individually against which receipt would be prepared. Sometimes, user may also require applying Single receipt for number of outstanding transactions at once. In such cases, Auto Apply option in AR Receipt Entry UI can be… Read More »