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How to get notification if an user deletes a Sales order in Sage X3

In Sage X3, notifications are typically used to alert users about certain events or actions within the system. These notifications can be configured to appear in various parts of the system, such as the user’s dashboard, or they can be sent via email.Notifications in Sage X3 provide a flexible and configurable way to keep users… Read More »

Positive Pay File Generation Functionality in Sage X3

Positive Pay is a banking service designed to mitigate check fraud risks. Customers of the bank provide a file containing account numbers, check numbers, and corresponding dollar amounts for each check. If a check is presented for payment but is not listed in this file, the bank will refrain from processing the payment and will… Read More »

HOW TO FILTER DATA ON DASHBOARD IN SAGE X3

In Sage X3, the term “Dashboard” typically refers to a user interface feature that visually represents the relevant data. These dashboards are customizable and can be tailored to suit the specific needs of users or departments within an organization. Sage X3 dashboards allow users to monitor various aspects of their business in real time, such… Read More »

Transport Note Feature In Sage X3

In some situations, companies need to transfer products from one place to another that are not part of the normal distribution flow. For example, shipping a computer that needs to be repaired or shipping marketing materials to a conference or tradeshow. The Transport Note feature in Sage X3 tracks goods that are shipped and/or delivered… Read More »

How to perform automatic and multiple assignments using the assignments function

In Sage X3, assignment rules are used to define how transactions, such as sales orders or purchase orders, are automatically assigned to specific resources or entities. These rules are part of the Resource Planning module, which helps in optimizing resource utilization and improving efficiency in managing various business processes.Assigning orders (needs and resources) among one… Read More »