Category Archives: Sage 300

How to analyze difference in Sub-ledger and General Ledger in Sage 300 ERP

Sage 300 ERP users sometimes come across this situation where they compare the balances of the sub-ledger control account with the GL and the outcomes are different. What now? How to identify this difference? What basic check needs to be done? A lot of queries running in mind but very few reasoning and analysis steps.… Read More »

VBA Forms Macro in Windows Taskbar

In our previous blogs on Accpac Macro, we discussed about features like providing icons to macro, Minimize/Maximize buttons, executing macro without logging in sage 300. In this article, we will discuss about how we can enable macro to be displayed in the taskbar. The New Stuff : Default settings for Receipts in Account Receivable in Sage… Read More »

How to handle Inventory Shipment in Sage 300 ERP

An Inventory Control’s Shipment form will serve the purpose for shipping items from inventory and for returning items fromcustomers in Sage 300 ERP. If suppose your company has a very simple Sales Process means where there are no Quotations, Sales Order and Delivery Challan but only movement of goods and invoicing. Then in that case… Read More »

Interest Invoices for Overdue Receivables

When a customer’s payment is overdue, then the customer is subjected to interest cycle based on what interest profile defined to him/her in Customer master. Sage 300 ERP provide us an easy way to calculate/track customer’s accumulated interest amount. By creating an interest invoice batch just by clicking a button. Now let us see how… Read More »

Sage 300 ERP for Ceramics Industry

The word Ceramic comes from Greek word ‘Keramikos’ which means ‘for pottery’ / ‘of pottery’. Unlike the origin of the word ceramics industry touches more than 1 aspect of our day to day lives, may it be utensils, sanitary ware, tiles, tooth implants, artwork, insulators or bad conductors for electricity ceramics are widely used.  … Read More »

Set Up Non Stock Items in Sage 300 ERP

Services or specially ordered items which are not normally kept in inventory are considered Non-Stock items Eg could be Services, Expenses, Assets. Non-Stock item can be received and shipped, but it is the user responsibility to identify the cost of the item at each transaction. Therefore, Non-Stock Items must be assigned an account set with… Read More »