Sage 300 ERP – Tips, Tricks and Components
The Sage 300 features are increasing day by day to fulfill the user ease and satisfaction. Sage 300 is very reliable and convenient to use ERP based software. Sage 300 has all the business-related modules present in it which makes it very powerful tool. It has Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger, Inventory Control, Purchase… Read More »
As we all know Sage 300 v2022 is released. This new release has added various new features and screens and enhancements to Sage 300c (web screens). In this blog we are going to discuss regarding one of the feature made available on PO Credit Note transaction screen. We already know the use of Additional cost… Read More »
We have learned in our earlier blog how to add additional costs like freight, handling charges in case of material vendor & Additional cost vendor As we all know that there are 2 types of additional costs; which we are going to learn in detail in this blog A) Material Vendor: – While doing PO,… Read More »
In the last blog, “GL Handling of Expensed Additional Cost – I” we saw the GL impact of the Expensed Additional cost when the setup option Create GL Entries for Expensed Additional cost was checked. In this blog let us check in detail the effects when the same option is un-checked. New Stuff: Tax Setting – Allow… Read More »
Additional cost can be defined as the extra cost you are charged by your vendors such as shipping or handling charges, custom duty, Special Additional Duty (SAD), etc. Sage 300 ERP empowers you to strategically manage every aspect of the additional cost thus enabling to identify the landed cost of the item and let the… Read More »
In our last blog we had discussed about why to use Trading Excise. In this blog we will learn how to configure the trading excise module. Maintaining Company Information The Central Excise division requires furnishing registration and other statutory information. Excise company profile screen is used to capture the additional information such as ECC NO,… Read More »