Tag Archives: Sage Accpac ERP

Greytrix TDS with PJC Integration

Companies operating on Project and Job Costing Basis need to file TDS, but then parameters of TDS filing vary from Company to company. Significant entities which are needed for PJC TDS deduction are Project, Contract, Jobs etc… Whenever TDS is deducted, an Adjustment Entry is created but Adjustment creation for PJC Invoices needs Project, Contract,… Read More: Greytrix TDS with PJC Integration »

Migration of Banks from QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP

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: Migration of Banks from QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP »

“Control is not properly installed” error in Sage 300 ERP

While Installing GreyMatrix (Apparel Solution) for Sage 300 ERP our implementation team got an uncalled invite, “Control is not properly installed”. After googling our internal KB, we found that it’s something common in Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP and has been occurring frequently in different situations. So we thought to share this in this blog to… Read More: “Control is not properly installed” error in Sage 300 ERP »

Creating Single Shipment entry from Multiple Sales Orders in Sage 300 ERP

In our previous blog, we discussed about “Creating Single Sales Order from Multiple Sales Quotes in Sage 300 ERP”. Now we will see how to “Create Single Sales Shipment Entry for Multiple Sales Orders”. Suppose Customer have placed multiple sales orders and company would like to ship items of all these sales orders in single… Read More: Creating Single Shipment entry from Multiple Sales Orders in Sage… »

GUMU™ is now compatible to Integrate Magento with Sage 300 ERP

Greytrix is ready to unveil another seamless integration, this time between E-Commerce website “Magento” and a prominent ERP System “Sage 300 ERP”. As the Integration Link is under development phase, this blog will cover some of the important Points, what our GUMU™ Magento Integration for Sage 300 ERP is all about. GUMU™ Integration link is… Read More: GUMU™ is now compatible to Integrate Magento with Sage 300… »

GreyMatrix v6.1 for Sage 300 ERP

Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP has the flexibility to support the unique needs of multi-site and global organizations.  For global organizations with offices in India, we have developed a must-need Apparel Solution “Greytrix GreyMatrix for Sage 300 ERP 2012 (formerly known as Sage Accpac v6.1)”. Get ready for a First Look of our Greytrix GreyMatrix for… Read More: GreyMatrix v6.1 for Sage 300 ERP »

Reporting in Apparel (GreyMatrix) Solution for Sage 300 ERP

In our last blog, we discussed about “How to Setup your GreytrixMatrix for Sage 300” , “How to generate Styles in Greymatrix for Sage 300” and “Create Orders using GreyMatrix for Sage 300”. Today in this blog, we will be discussing about Reports in GreyMatrix. In Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP or any ERP, Reporting is… Read More: Reporting in Apparel (GreyMatrix) Solution for Sage 300 ERP »

Creating Single Sales Order from Multiple Sales Quotes in Sage 300 ERP

In this blog, we would be discussing about a very unique feature of Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP, which allow its user to create a Single Sales Order from Multiple Sales Quotes. Generally, user creates sales Order from Sales quote, which they think as a feasible option for their business. But sometimes, there could be a… Read More: Creating Single Sales Order from Multiple Sales Quotes in Sage… »

Use SQL Queries through Accpac view

There are few situations that almost every Accpac Developers face while working with Accpac Views, like… PERFORMANCE, when you have to browse/read a filtered piece of information from an Accpac table/view that has a huge size of Data, yes! Accpac certainly allows us to filter the Data on the fields that are exposed by the… Read More: Use SQL Queries through Accpac view »