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 »
Have you ever faced the situation where your accounting records are inaccurate? I mean, you made it sure that you entered correct accounting entries but at the end of a month or period you wonder, why am I seeing unmatched figures or adjustments while comparing two sets of accounts? Did I just see overdraft values… Read More »
We provide data Migration Services from Sage 50 US (formerly known as Sage Peachtree) to Sage 300 ERP (formerly known as Sage Accpac) at our Sage Migration Center. Our GUMU™ migration utility is compatible to convert all Master and Open transactions along with Sales, Purchase and GL historical data from Sage 50 Accounting- US edition (formerly Sage Peachtree) to Sage 300 ERP. Today, we will… Read More »
In our previous blogs, we discussed about. Migrate customers from Sage 50 (Canada) to Sage 300 .Today we will discuss about migrating bank data from Sage 50 Canada (Formerly known as Simply Accounting to Sage 300 ERP (Formerly known as Sage Accpac) in our ERP Migration services. To open a Bank in Sage 50, go… Read More »
Is there a chance there wasn’t enough money in your account and the overdraft protection glitches? Or could there have been an error on the check – for example dating it with the wrong month? Say you somehow dated it as March instead of February or something like that? Or they received the check but… Read More »
This blog is continuation of our series “How data is migrated from QuickBooks to Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP” using our Sage Certified GUMU solution. GUMU QuickBooks migration utility converts all Master and Open transactions along with Sales, Purchase and GL historical data from QuickBooks to Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP. In our previous blog, we discussed about… Read More »
