Tag Archives: Sage X3

User-Wise Restriction for Reactivating Closed or Suspended Projects in Sage X3

Sage X3’s Project Management module (commonly referred to as PJM) is designed to support a wide range of project types, including services, manufacturing, and custom billing contracts. It provides a flexible framework for defining project structures and for tracking costs, operations, and project progress within an integrated ERP environment. Sage X3 also provides the ability… Read More »

A single RFQ (Request for Quotation) can cover multiple products from a purchase request, based on the suppliers defined in Sage X3.

In today’s fast-moving supply chain environment, procurement teams face increasing pressure to respond quickly to business needs—especially when products come with multiple customization options. Dimensions, materials, finishes, configurations, or variant-specific requirements can dramatically increase the time needed to prepare accurate Requests for Quotation (RFQs). In Sage X3, our client has requested a single Request for… Read More »

Catch Weight in Manufacturing: Managing Variable-Weight Production Accurately

In many manufacturing industries, products do not have a consistent or fixed weight. Although they are processed and tracked in standard units such as pieces, bags, boxes, or pallets, their true cost, material consumption, and sales value are determined by the actual weight. This is where Greytrix’s Catch Weight Management becomes essential for achieving accuracy,… Read More »

Struggling with getting Real-Time Container Visibility in Sage X3?

Modern import operations rely on accurate costing and timely shipment visibility, and Sage X3 supports this through robust container management. For trading businesses, containers represent costs, timelines, customer expectations, and commitments. Sage X3 ERP offers a structured shipment management approach, but rising shipment volumes require more visibility into container status and progress. The Container Tracking… Read More »

How to Update Custom Fields in the Work Order (WO) Header Table (MFGHEAD) in Sage X3

In many manufacturing setups, businesses often require custom information to flow seamlessly from Sales Orders (SO) into Work Orders (WO). Recently, one of our clients needed an additional alphanumeric field (length 50) on the Sales Order header called “Special Notes”, and they wanted this field to automatically carry forward to the Work Order header during… Read More »

Managing Repeated Data and Line Suppression Using Next() & Previous() Functions in Crystal Reports

In real-time business reports—especially in Sage X3 Crystal Reports, it is very common to encounter repeated values across multiple detail lines. Examples include packing lists, invoices, delivery notes, or purchase registers where the same Pack Number, Gross Weight, or Dimension details repeat for multiple item lines. Printing the same values again and again not only reduces… Read More »

How to Manage Variable-Weight Products in Sage X3

Industries like food processing, meat, seafood, dairy, and specialty chemicals deals with products that never have a fixed weight. A carton may look the same, but the weight inside can change every time. Yet, many businesses still manage these products using standard units such as pieces, cartons, or batches—while pricing, costing, and billing are driven… Read More »

How to create Bill of Lading against Delivery in Sage X3

A Bill of Lading is a legal document used to show the agreement between the shipper and the carrier. Trucking companies need this document to move goods. It usually includes the freight class, description, number of packages, weight, volume, and other shipping details. For deliveries, a Bill of Lading can be created from the delivery… Read More »

How to Handle CHQNUM [CHN] Error when Cancelling a Payment or Receipt in Sage X3

In Sage X3, the check number field used during payment and receipt entry helps with tracking and auditing. Its availability and behavior depend on the checkbook functionality, which is optional and managed through system setup. Fig 1 : Manual check Screen If the check number does not exist in the checkbook, you will encounter this… Read More »