Ideas

We’re proposing to integrate the Fixed Assets (FA) Register directly with the Accounts Payable (AP) Ledger, streamlining the asset acquisition process and reducing duplication of effort. Currently, when an asset is purchased, users must manually s...

A function within iFinance that can calculate ( and post to GL) interest accruing on overdue customer debtor balances.

Payment Run - Ability to deselect all items. Unable to deselect all items bought through to the select the ones you require. When wanting to pay just one item deselecting them all individually is long winded.

I find the search function to be inconsistent in iFinance... In Journal entry creation, for GL account, you can type in the account number or the account name and the search returns anything (be it the code or name) that matches, This is also true...

Could we add the TB onto the Creditors/Debtors report? Makes it easier to compare the 2 at month/year end

In our previous system, we were able to mark General Ledger accounts as "out of use" (inactive) to help maintain and declutter the general ledger. It also ensured no subsequent postings were made to the account. My current understanding is that th...

The HMRC licence is valid for 18 months. As with bank feeds, users should be notified when a licence is approaching renewal or, at the very least, iFinance should prevent submission and display an appropriate error message. However, iFinance does ...

If the leaving date or term of a pupil was able to be entered into iSams/Fee Billing and Fee Billing then knew that any deposit registered as being held needed to be added to the final bill for that pupil, it would be much more efficient and need ...

Please can there be an option to restrict which BI-codes are available against a general ledger code.

We have recently set up and enabled SSO for iFinance. When we click on the SSO sign button, we are directed to a sign in screen where we need to input out email address, and then click sign in. This seems like a redundant process and so it would b...