In our latest blog we have discussed about maintaining image for inventory item using Ops inquiry, in this blog we are going to discuss about the necessary settings that needs to be done to maintain image using Ops inquiry. New Stuff: Implement modern UI in child forms – new theme when customizing Sage 300 ERP… Read More »
As the pictures are more descriptive than that of an appropriate name for a thing, same goes with inventory items also. Many company follows certain nomenclature or terminologies e.g. in Sage 300’s terms we use “Item Structure codes” to number the item so that this number itself will well describe the inventory item. But there… Read More »
GUMU™ for QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP is a Sage certified Migration solution. Greytrix provides Migration services at its Sage Migration Centre and fulfils the business requirements. New Stuff: Migrate Open Sales Orders from QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP This blog is in continuation to our series GUMU™ ERP Migration services. In our previous blog, we had discussed… Read More »
GUMU™ for Sage BusinessWorks ERP to Sage 300 ERP is a Sage certified Migration solution. Greytrix provides Migration services at its Sage Migration Centre and fulfils the business requirements. New Stuff: Migrating Item Notes from Sage PRO ERP to Sage 300 ERP This blog is in continuation to our GUMU™ ERP Migration services. In our previous blog… Read More »
Inventory Control module of Sage 300 ERP has a provision to setup additional cost amount fields (Alternate Amount 1 and Alternate Amount 2) which can be used as a base for discount pricing, marking up an alternate cost by percentages or by amounts. The New Stuff : Create significant item name with separator and prefix… Read More »
In Sage 300 ERP, user can add new items from Inventory Control >> Items and Price List >> Items. Here in Item master, user can create various types of items such as Stock Items, Non Stock Items, Sellable Items, Non Sellable Items, Kitting Items, etc. In standard Sage 300 ERP, there are both Sellable and… Read More »