Sage Accpac Components Off-the-Shelf
1. Sales Order to Purchase Order Utility
Sales Order to Purchase Order Utility is an excellent supporting tool for Sage Accpac ERP users especially who are in trading industry. The purpose of this tool is to quickly create purchase order (s) against a single/ multiple sales orders.
2. DB Dump & Load Scheduler
DB Dump & Load Scheduler is a unique supporting tool for Sage Accpac ERP. The purpose of this tool is to take the database backup and restore. This tool allows the user to schedule automatic backup/restore or take manual backup/restore on a single click.
3. Create PO through Excel
This is an Excel Interface solution that will generate Purchase Orders in Sage Accpac ERP. The PO requisitions can be captured manually or can be imported from a data source or any external system. This helps the user to save lot of time from re entering the PO requisitions information. The information will be passed through the business logics layer of Sage Accpac ERP before it creates Purchase Orders
4. AR Automatic Receipts Apply
This utility will help the user to apply the open documents (Invoices & Credit Notes) to the receipts automatically. The utility has provision to select the order in which the apply should take place. Audit report will be generated describing how the receipts apply has been processed.
5. Serialized Inventory Picker
This is a performance tuning solution for a client who uses Sage Accpac ERP’s Serialized Inventory module for its products. It was taking 1 hour for 100 units of an item to invoice. Client need to scan each and every unit and capture the serial number. The Serialized Inventory Picker solves the performance issue by taking just few minutes to scan 100 units for invoicing. The solution helped the client to scale up the invoicing 5000 units of items without any performance issue into a question.
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