Ideas

Current Issue: Self-service users of the Time and Expenses module can submit expense claims using general names such as "September 2025 expenses" and also may group multiple expenses (e.g., food, fuel) under one claim. This creates challenges for ...

In V6 there were far more search options available. It had the ability to search the purchase ledger for a suppliers by title, account, postcode, town, address, county, country, contact, telephone, email address, bank sort code and bank account nu...

We have some employees who claim an uplift for certain hours they work at a higher level (so for example if they are a TA, but for 5 hours 1 week they act up as an HLTA, they need to be given the difference between these rates as an additional pay...

Screwfix - The site managers across our 20 schools are asking if this can be an option.

Option for managers to log time sheets on behalf of an employee. Some users of Every HR are not used to using computers so being able to input time claims on another users behalf would be useful.

Highlight documents with mismatched dates and periods in a sub-section or 2nd page, so users can quickly identify discrepancies causing differences between the creditors report and the trial balance.

Introduce a search function directly within the bank reconciliation page, so users can search/filter by value, description, or date, not just sort by them.

Add a hyperlink on the document side to a quick search function, letting users search by value, description, date, or document number if they cannot see an expected document rather than having to come out of the bank rec page.

Improve the supplier refund process by allowing direct unallocation of payments from invoices, without having to fully cancel the original payment. Could add Warning – undo allocation with remove Paylist stamp.

Add a hyperlink in the invoice selection screen to the 'document not showing on paylist' report that auto-fills the payment run details, so users can find why an invoice isn’t showing, without having to come out of the payment run