• AP province when using purchase orders (Canada)

    The workflow around purchase orders and Canadian sales taxes is still not working as expected In invoices, the tax code override from the vendor works properly, and we can have the taxes calculate. In purchase orders, it reads the tax code and sets…
  • SAGE 100 Contractor Creating PO's

    We have had our system setup since back before SAGE moved to MSSQL (2010 or earlier) to automatically populate the PO number with the next available PO Number automatically and have never had any issues with it. As of about a week ago it started failing…
  • NEXT setting in AR invoices, Service, Purchase orders has changed?

    I wonder if this is by design, but it seems like release 25.3.72.0 has changed the way it grabs the "next" invoice number to be more like job numbers where it grabs the last highest number in the database instead of adding one to the last one that was…
  • Purchase Orders - Received doesn't match AP Invoices applied

    The total amount shown as 'received' in the bottom part of the purchase order screen is significantly higher than the total amount of invoices applied against the purchase order. Any ideas?
  • purchase order - close during A/P Entry

    We have the option to close a purchase order automatically set to when the balance is zero. Is there a way to close a purchase order during accounts payable entry when the invoice is less than the total purchase order?
  • Possible to Have Non-Taxable Items on POs?

    Is it possible to have a non-taxable part/item in a Sage PO? Frequently, freight is not taxable so we're having to manually adjust the tax amount when paying invoices from POs in 4-2. Thank you!
  • Cost codes for GL accounts on Purchase Orders

    Hi there, we have been able to add the job cost code to purchase orders. Is it possible to do this also with overhead costs and have a General ledger account shown on the purchase order?
  • Calculated Field for custom report form in 6-6-1 (POs) for POs issued through 11-2 (Work Orders)

    I am trying to write a calculated field expression that will pull in a Service Work Orders (11-2) location number and name, as well as the location address when there is a document# in the PO Document# field. If there is no Document# in the PO Document#…
  • Subcontract or Purchase Order information

    Hello, is there a way to have the subcontract or P.O. include additional information? i want to have things iike Quantity and price per unit shown. For example something like the below. 32 MPA CONCRETE $190/m 10.5m $1995.00 cost code 3050
  • Looking for a way to generate more intuitive purchase order numbers

    I'm hoping to be able to make our automatic purchase order numbering be more intuitive for someone just looking at the PO number. Ideally Id like it to be Job#-CostCode#-JobPOSequence, so for example: Job number 90504, Cost code 2200 Automatically…
  • Committing Cost Via Purchase Order

    Hi, I have a two part question. 1. I noticed that when I enter a PO, assign it to a project and the relevant cost code etc. it does not hit my committed cost. How do I get that PO cost committed? 2. If I get a Prime change approved, then write…
  • Applying paid invoices to Purchase Orders

    What's the best way to apply a paid invoice to an open Purchase Order? Purchase Order Created. Invoice Entered; not applied to PO. No notification from Sage that there are open purchase orders for that job with this vendor. Invoice Paid. Period…
  • Managing POs

    Can anyone provide guidance on how to enter a PO and then apply invoices against it? It seems like a simple process, but Sage does not handle it in a way that makes sense to me. Here's what I did: Entered a PO for the Plumbing Fixture Allowance using…
  • How are you tracking Committed Costs for Labor, Materials, Subcontracts in Sage 100 Contractor?

    Hi, Below are the qualifications and context of the question to follow: If you are not a Construction Company tracking Committed Costs for WIP and Estimated Cost to Complete then the following may not be relevant. If you are a Construction Company who…