How to create work order without routing in Sage X3

A Work order is an order to make one or more products. Conventionally, the work order uses a bill of materials (BOM) to create a list of materials to be issued, and a routing to make a list of operations to be performed on work centers. Work orders dictate what product need to be manufactured,… Read More »

How to create process flows in Sage X3 V12

Sage X3 provides various features of displaying transactions through different ways of navigating them, sometimes by jump to options or by menu items and many more. These process flows are widely used for because they eliminate the need to go the site map every time to access a function. Instead, it helps the user to… Read More »

How to improve loading of screen time of transactions in Sage X3 V12

In Sage X3, transactions and their records play significant role. There can be various records in an entry transaction. During opening of any entry transactions, sometimes screen loading takes several seconds to open which causes system delay. This may be caused by unnecessary records loaded from the left list during screen opening. This can be… Read More »

Budgeted cost calculation function in Sage X3

This function is used to calculate the budgeted cost of one or a range of products at a specified site. This function is typically used to prepare provisional costs for the following year. Costs are calculated from a set of user-defined parameters. A single product-site record has only one budget cost. You can prepare simulated… Read More »

Time billing in project management in Sage X3V12

In Sage X3, there are multiple option available for billing the customer under project management. Project billing is a process for companies working in a Project management context that need to invoice customers for a project. Project billing is a complete overview of the billing process for a project. Following are the billing mode currently supported… Read More »

How to perform inventory multi-counting in V12 of Sage X3

A multi-counting inventory process reduces the risk of making errors during the stock count. If users are able to count the same stock multiple times and track each stock count, variances can be identified and the accuracy of the total can be ensured. With the multi-count process, you can enter individual counts for multiple stocks… Read More »