Category Archives: Sage 300

I/C Update Item Pricing for Sage 300 ERP

For each item in Sage 300 ERP, user can define different pricing for different currency and price list code. If user wants to update base price of a particular item, then user can directly go to the item pricing screen and update the base price value. But if user needs to update the base price… Read More: I/C Update Item Pricing for Sage 300 ERP »

Sage 300 ERP makes your manufacturing processes simple

Every now and then companies are working hard or should I say smartly to expand businesses. From a trading company to a manufacturing unit, every company needs systematic functioning to receive the maximum positive output. New Stuff: Why Data Backup solution is necessary for every ERP Indeed every successful business runs on profit only. Who wants… Read More: Sage 300 ERP makes your manufacturing processes simple »

Why Data Backup solution is necessary for every ERP

All companies need to consider their strategy for data backup because data is the heart of the enterprise, it’s crucial for you to protect it. And to protect your organization’s data, you need to implement a data backup and recovery plan. Backing up files can protect against accidental loss of user data, database corruption, hardware… Read More: Why Data Backup solution is necessary for every ERP »

Creating Purchase Work Flow Requisition using PO Requisition in SAGE 300 ERP

Purchasing Workflow provides a sophisticated workflow engine with configurable rules, routing and approval functions. An easy-to-use requisition interface creates documents that are controlled through the workflow process. Purchasing Workflow enables organizations to tightly control & manage their procurement system. One of our client had procured Purchasing Workflow module. As per the requirement of this Module… Read More: Creating Purchase Work Flow Requisition using PO Requisition in SAGE… »

Remit-To Locations in Sage 300 ERP

The Remit-To Locations are the addresses on which the payment cheques are send to the vendor. They are designed to maintain the names and addresses of the cheques recipients that are different from the vendor name and addresses. The form lets the user assign a primary remit-to location to be displayed on the Invoices from… Read More: Remit-To Locations in Sage 300 ERP »

Allow Edited After Invoices Printed

From the control point of view, in respect to printing of the AR invoices in Sage 300 ERP, there is a configuration setting that can help one to restrict the printing of the invoices multiple times. To achieve this, one needs to navigate to Accounts Receivable => A/R Setup => Options. New Stuff: Update bills of… Read More: Allow Edited After Invoices Printed »

Update bills of material in Sage 300 ERP

There are scenarios in business world where the composition of Bill of Material may change or the Component Cost may vary according to market fluctuation. These variation needs to be updated in Sage 300 ERP BOM master. Sage 300 ERP has provided a smart feature to update BOM master i.e. “Update Bills of Material”. New… Read More: Update bills of material in Sage 300 ERP »

How to restrict Expired Lots in Sage 300 ERP

Inventory is the total amount of goods or materials stored in Store/Warehouse/stockyard. Factory managers or store keepers should be aware of the total stock available for sale and out of stock or expired items to properly handle customer/ vendor orders. New Stuff: How to adjust the Serial-Lot quantity variance in Inventory Control in Sage 300… Read More: How to restrict Expired Lots in Sage 300 ERP »

How to adjust the Serial-Lot quantity variance in Inventory Control in Sage 300 ERP

In our previous blog on Serial/Lot Stock report, we discussed finding out the variance between actual serial/Lot inventory and the quantity on hand present in the inventory. New Stuff: Optional Fields in Sage 300 ERP In the industries where they strictly use the serial and lot inventory management, if they find a difference between actual… Read More: How to adjust the Serial-Lot quantity variance in Inventory Control… »