Author Archives: Greytrix

Calculate expected subcontract cost in Sage X3

This function can be launched on a single sub-contracting order or on a selection of sub-contracting orders (EO), using the filters. It is used to calculate the various costs corresponding to the various stages of the sub-contracting order in order to analyze the variances and the valuation choices in the production reporting. A single subcontracting… Read More: Calculate expected subcontract cost in Sage X3 »

How to create mobile application in Sage X3

In  Sage x3 we have a different Home page like Mobile Home Page, Tablet and Web Page etc. Mobile App is an intuitive, mobile solution that provides businesses running Sage X3 with anytime, anywhere access to their business management data to help more effectively manage customers and improve collaboration and communication. Instead we can use… Read More: How to create mobile application in Sage X3 »

Off-Budget envelopes in operating budget module

The envelopes entry screen is used to deduce from the envelope amount, an amount used as a reserve. This reserve can be created to account for the possible uncertainties of the prevision: Completion date, expected amount, etc. The reserve reduces the available envelope amount for its split into budgets. Off budget Envelope: While creating budget… Read More: Off-Budget envelopes in operating budget module »

GDPR in Sage X3

GDPR stands for General Data Protection Regulation. It is a European Union (EU) law that came into effect on 25th May 2018.Data subjects will now have the right to demand subject access to their personal information, and the right to demand that an organization destroys their personal information. Sage X3 compliance with GDPR: As of now… Read More: GDPR in Sage X3 »

Easy ways to configure bank file definitions into Sage X3 folders

Bank File Definitions can be very boring to create because each bank has different configuration setup. We spend most of our time in designing the configuration setup and testing it in the test environment. Once we have finished with the testing in the test environment, how can we configure the same bank file definition in… Read More: Easy ways to configure bank file definitions into Sage X3… »

Special Fields in Crystal Report prints in different language

In the Sage X3, you have various standard reports for almost every screen which are developed in Crystal Report. Also you can develop your own crystal report as per client need. After printing report, the content in the report gets printed depending on the language setup done in the Sage X3 for the login user.… Read More: Special Fields in Crystal Report prints in different language »

Enable Comment section for specific transaction type in sales invoice screen

In Sage X3, we have seen few fields on transaction screen are visible but users are not allowed to add data to these fields as they are non-editable fields. In similar way, on Sales invoice screen we found comment field as non-editable and user wants that particular field to be editable so that users can… Read More: Enable Comment section for specific transaction type in sales invoice… »

How to setup Scheduled Invoice Generation function

Scheduled invoice generation is function to automatically mass generate the invoices from orders for a given site, when the invoicing process is based on a invoicing schedule. The orders are from the Normal category and meet the following criteria: They apply to sold and non-deliverable products of the Generic or Service category. For Project management:… Read More: How to setup Scheduled Invoice Generation function »

How to add missing Web Client Session menu in latest patches of Sage X3

When we upgrade to a latest Syracuse component for version 12 patches after patch 12, we have noticed that in Sage X3 under Administration module, in session management, Web Client Session menu item is missing. This is a minor bug exists when we update to latest Syracuse component. As you can see, if you navigate… Read More: How to add missing Web Client Session menu in latest… »