Ideas

Please could a default GL Code for supplier invoices be made available for the Item Invoice/AP Inbox function. It would greatly improve processing speed if you could as we have a large number of suppliers that are only ever put to one code. It alr...

When posting direct from the bank feeds for a bank receipt /payment the VAT code has to be selected at the bottom from a dropdown list (which can be easily missed), can this be made a compulsory field to fill in or can the default VAT codes linked...

Can we restrict the budget holders to only being able to see certain suppliers? I would want a budget holder only to see the suppliers allocated to them plus certain general ones such as stationery and Amazon. I do not want a budget holder to be a...

Please can you add a facility to repoll documents for authorisation (Non order invoices and purchase orders) by user rather than having to do it for each individual document.

We have an number of obsolete bank accounts and it would be useful to remove these from the banking screen so only live (used) accounts show.

We process supplier invoices through the APInbox however sometimes they come through with the incorrect currency and this causes our Bank not to balance. Please can you fix this error.

Can we have the same function that allows you to see an attached item when entering a Debit note, as we have when entering a n Invoice

It would allow schools and your other clients to follow up which clients are actually late to pay their bills. For now, those reports are a mix of invoices that are past due and some that are not due yet because iFinance assumes all bills issued t...

It would be useful to have an audit trail of by whom and when such things like VAT codes have been amended. It would assist in determining what it may have impacted etc

Hi Now that many schools now have to charge VAT but can also reclaim it it would be helpful to have the ability in budget holder summaries to pick up the costs inclusive of VAT not net. We budget inclusive of VAT and from a cash flow perspective w...