Ideas

At the moment the tax code for AP inbox invoices defaults to the first code in an alphabetical list! So every invoice needs manually updating, which causes massive human error and is time consuming to correct. It makes the AP inbox unusable.

Having just completed year end for 2022/23, and coming across the intercompany balance issue, if you talk to Stacey Hussey on the advantage team, she will explain. Could you revise your year end process to include the when, why, and how to post th...

iFinance flags manual invoices where transaction date is for period that has already been closed so it makes sense if the system does the same for API invoices

In PSF v6 and earlier, it was possible to create custom columns when running enquiries (e.g. account enquiries). This was useful if you wanted to do calculations on data in PSF without having to export the information to a spreadsheet first. It al...

Unless I am missing something it seems pointless to have the quantity figure in decimal.

Customise grid option does not include adding VAT type, although that data field exists

Generate Chase Letters via the Emailer suites. Time consuming to generate, save within the cloud, copy locally to then email out. Would be great if we could email these out from within the Document Emailer suite.

Could we please introduce the option of charging a full year's depreciation in the first year of purchase, which would be in line with some company's depreciation policies. Currently, the only override is to set the purchase date to the first day ...

On the recently upgraded Document Publishing page it is only possible to view 10, 20, 50, 100 or 500 documents at a time. We have over 800 pupils, and it would be really useful to be able to see all at once. That way when we e-mail our invoices it...

The subtotals should be bold, to make them easier to see in the report. The totals description needs to be left aligned - it looks messy. There also needs to be consistency in the reports with (1500.00) being red instead of sometimes black.