Tag Archives: Unit cost

OE Sales History Report 

In Sage 300 ERP, the Order Sales History Report helps businesses keep track of their sales in a clear and organized way. It shows all the important details about customer orders, sales returns, costs, and profits. This makes it easier to manage and understand which products are selling well, and where the business is making… Read More »

Enhance O/E Sales History Detail Screen with Additional Columns

Customizing the O/E Sales History Detail screen in Sage 300 to include additional columns that provide more details about specific Items is a great initiative. This modification has the potential to significantly improve the system’s usability and data reporting features. By adding extra columns, you can capture relevant information about the items, making it easier… Read More »

Restrict users from doing IC Return entry with zero unit cost

In Sage 300, IC Return Entry screen use to take unwanted inventories/Items from a buyer and from the Respective location with the details of the customer, Item, Quantity, etc. as we know the standard functionality of IC Return screen, user can able to post Return transaction with Quantity “Zero”. Let’s take simple Example to understand… Read More »

Migrate Item Locations from QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP

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 »

New Unit Cost field on IC Lot Numbers Inquiry in Sage 300 ERP 2012

In Product Update 2 of Sage 300 ERP 2012; IC Lot Numbers Inquiry screen includes new Unit Cost filed which displays the unit cost of items in a particular lot. In this blog; we will find out how the unit cost is calculated. To use this feature; first of all you need to install Product… Read More »