Category Archives: Sage 300

How to Pass AP Revaluation entry in sage 300 ERP

Sage 300 ERP provides you to reevaluate multicurrency transactions at new exchange rates, to determine the current value of payables and receivables on specific dates (in multicurrency ledgers only). When exchange rates fluctuate, you may need to revalue outstanding documents denominated in other currencies to reflect their present value in your own (functional) currency at… Read More »

Restrict Posting to Inactive G/L Account through Sub-Ledger

Sage 300 ERP has various advanced control features which help users to simplify their processes. There are some accounts which we don’t want to allow users to use or post transactions in it. There are three ways in which the Sage 300 ERP system can be configured to behave when the transactions are made in… Read More »

‘Outstanding Orders’ report in Back to Back PO OE – Sage 300 ERP

In our previous blog, we had discussed about “Back to Back PO OE module for Sage 300 ERP”. Going further, we will now discuss about reporting in Back to Back PO OE module, which shows outstanding orders corresponding to their PO Receipts. As discussed earlier in the previous blog, users can directly create a PO… Read More »

AR Document Inquiry

Sage 300 ERP provides with AR Document Inquiry screen which consolidates document information from all different core modules within Sage 300 ERP. This feature helps in getting all available information in Accounts Receivable for a specific posted document including Batch details, applied document details. Basic information like transaction type, customer no, name, national a/c code… Read More »

Sage 300 ERP Behavior while posting entries in Locked Fiscal Period

Sage 300 ERP has a control feature to restrict the posting of entries in a Locked Fiscal period. The settings can be done in ways either to provide warning/Error message or none to the user. To do the settings, navigate to Common Services -> Company Profile. In the Options tab, the following settings can be… Read More »