BTerrell Group Blog

Multiple Company Management Color Coding in Sage 300 ERP

Posted by Kevin Yu on Tue, Jul 30, 2013

If you are using Sage 300 ERP 2012 Product Update 1 to manage multiple companies, there is a very helpful feature that you may not know about. You can now assign a unique color to each company, making it easier to see which company you are processing in to avoid data entry errors.

See The 3 M’s of Accounting: Multi-entity, Multi-location, and Multi-currency.

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Tags: Sage 300 ERP, color coding companies, multi-entity accounting

Sage 300 ERP: AR Aged Trial Balance Reporting using PowerPivot

Posted by Tony Zhang on Wed, Jun 26, 2013

This blog introduces the Sage 300 ERP A/R Aged Trial Balance Report, and presents solutions to address challenges like adding more Aging Periods, grouping by National Account, filtering by the Account Set (AR control account) at transaction level, and performance issue - using PowerPivot. PowerPivot is a free add-in to Excel 2010 and is a built-in functionality of Excel 2013.

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Tags: Sage 300 ERP, A/R, Accounts Receivable, AR aged trial balance report

Revenue and Expense Deferrals Add-On Module for Sage 300 ERP

Posted by Kevin Yu on Mon, Jun 24, 2013

Revenue and Expense Deferrals for Sage 300 ERP (Accpac) by Systronics is a great add on module that integrates directly with Sage 300 ERP to provide revenue recognition capabilities. Let’s take a look.

Since the module integrates directly with Sage 300 ERP, it is very simple to configure. The UI will be very similar to the UI you may already be used to.

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Tags: Sage 300 ERP, Systronics, Revenue and Expense Deferrals

AR Customer List: Little Known/Little-Used Function in Sage 300 ERP

Posted by Anthony Cox on Wed, Jun 19, 2013

As a Sage client, you may be familiar with the benefits of building and working from call lists in Sage CRM. Often, this functionality provides an efficient methodology for a workflow involving identification of a subset of clients or prospects you may want to call on for a specific purpose (i.e. overdue invoices, recent orders, etc.). And as a salesperson, this concept is often helpful for following up with opportunities that were recently discovered, as in new prospects!

As helpful as this function is within Sage CRM, a close resemblance to it exists in Sage 300 ERP, although many users have been unaware of it – yours truly included. Thankfully, I benefit from a top-shelf team of consultants that often reveal to me new tricks of the trade. I thought you might want to see how this tool functions, so check out the attached video demonstration.

The demo shows how the little-used A/R Customer List, along with Customer Inquiry, Optional Fields and a telephone, can provide customer relationship management functions, although not on the same scale as Sage CRM.  The Customer List simply allows a user to construct an actionable list of customers using criteria from the customer master. 

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Tags: Sage 300 ERP, A/R, Accounts Receivable, AR customer list

Considering Which CRM is Right for You?

Posted by Chris Firra on Wed, Jun 12, 2013

by Chris Firra and Anthony Cox

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Tags: Sage 300 ERP, CRM, Sage CRM