In Sage X3, you can set up business rules and validations to achieve the desired behavior of displaying a pop-up message when a payment receipt is being created for a sales order with a 100% advance payment term and no proforma invoice. There was one requirement from one of our client if the proforma invoice… Read More »
Customizing attachment validation to restrict delivery, shipment and Invoice on Sage X3 involves defining specific rules and configurations within the system. In Sage X3, you can create these customizations using the SDK (Software Development Kit) and scripting capabilities. Customizing attachment validation on a sales order can be done in various ways, depending on the software… Read More »
Sage X3, formerly known as Sage Business Cloud Enterprise Management, is an ERP software suite that includes integrated functionality for financial management, sales, customer service, distribution, inventory, manufacturing, and business intelligence. Recently we had a requirement in Sage X3 from one of our client, that the Customer Name(Company Name field in the Customer Master) and… Read More »
In Sage X3, Recently we had a requirement from one of our client, Requirement Quantity on the work order screen should be equal to the “Quantity tracked” on the production tracking screen then only the system will allow the user to create the Production tracking or else it will generate a pop-up and will restrict… Read More »
In Sage X3, sometimes it requires us to link a pop-window from a button and display information based on a particular record. To achieve this requirement, let us take you through a simple and effective process provided by Sage X3 as shown: We’ll be referencing the following screen from Sage X3 for this: Product Master:… Read More »
In this article, I will concentrate how to launch a pop up window through a button click. Assuming that you have already had some hands on creating basic Sage X3 screen, I will take to a nickel tour of launching pop up window on button click in Sage X3. A pop up window is actually… Read More »