Ideas

Hi, I’ve noticed that in some applications, when you press “Save” or similar actions, the “Yes/No” buttons are highlighted in red. While this works, I was wondering if it might be more intuitive to use green for “Yes” and red for “No,” similar to ...

Could there be an better way to remove commitments? e.g. If I receive an invoice which values does not match the PO but for full quantity, this leaves the value as a commitment but there's no way to remove these without contacting support

It would be extremely useful to be able to have more tabs opened at the same time, i.e. Suppliers and GL or withing suppliers Orders and Item invoices. Switching back and forth looses filters and consequently is rather time consuming. It would als...

Feedback from Roadshow - The 'Do you want to see allocated items' screen is not needed/used and provides an additional step in the process

Currently if you want to view a fee invoice on a customer you have to download the attachments, why is there not a preview box. It would make it quicker to answer queries and reduce potential GDPR issues with desktops being filled with downloads. ...

Instead of having to select each individual invoice to resend for approval a button that allows to resubmit all outstanding invoices awaiting approval to be submitted again.

We need the ability to delete emails once they have been sent, if there is an error in them, the function to recall/delete from parents accounts area.

When I send a reminder to customers with statements it would be good if colleagues were able to see the message sent. Currently its locked to only the sender can view

Every time an invoice is resubmitted for approval the screen refreshes and takes you back to the top of the screen. It would be helpful to take you back to where you were in the screen as when you have more than 100 items its more difficult to nav...

Once the PO is approved, having an automated PO send option for all approved POs would be beneficial to save time and prevent human intervention, allowing for missed communications