How to transfer an asset from one company to another?
In Fixed assets module, we can perform different actions or movements by selecting the ellipsis icon on the upper righthand corner of the screen. For example, change the account allocation, change…
This blog and the following ones will cover how the costs and cost structures are set up and calculated.
In Common data, Logistics tables, a Cost function can be set up to define various costs associated with a cost nature. This function can be used with…
This blog is about how to update currency rate automatically on demand specially for clients who operate internationally and want to update their multi-currency rates in the system.
To get currency rates automatically updated…
When troubleshooting various issues, whether it’s related to performance or errors associated to individual users, knowing their Process_ID can help navigate the large amounts of information generated from SQL traces.
First step is to identify…
In my blogs, I have mentioned numerous times that we are supposed to have a zero value in the Matching field in Accounting tasks under Usage, Batch server. The Online help says the field represents “the number of matching groups pending validation.” We…
Written-down value can be calculated by a method of depreciation that is sometime called the declining (UD) or diminishing balance method. This accounting technique applies a constant rate of depreciation to the net book value of assets each year, thereby…
In common data, Products, Product categories, it is possible to group products based on their management method such as manufactured, purchased, or subcontracted. In Sage X3, five different category types exist and can be associated with products:
Se…
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In this blog we are going to look at a simple way to identify what window code a screen code is connected to. This was a topic that someone asked me to cover, while assisting with a non-related issue. Luckily, it’s not complicated to demonstrate…
Time for another thrilling adventure exploring the automatic journals!
In our previous outings, we’ve explored small sections of the auto journals to better understand how they work. We’ve ventured into:
Occasionally, when the standard reports are not sufficient, we utilize an existing report and customize it according to our requirements.
Once the report is ready, we need to make it available for the user to select the new report from the list.
In this…
After running MRP and viewing Enterprise planning, it is possible to see work-in-progress orders based on demand. Once work orders are suggested on Enterprise planning, there is a function in Sage X3 called Automatic release “FUNMAUTR” that can…
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Today we discuss submitting cases to the support team.
We all have ways that we prefer to request help from support, that can be via a phone call, emailing, or logging into the portal and creating your own case.
Whichever way you determine is…
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This month’s topic is not a traditional blog but more of a reminder. Starting mid-December, we (me included) have had an influx of cases coming in for patch updating the 1099s. Every year we put out a 1099 Patch Update and post it. Normally…
Are you thinking of switching to Prepayment invoices (GESPREPI) to handle your prepayments? Have you even heard about it? Let’s take a look at Prepayment invoices and some common questions.
What is the Prepayment invoice function?
Its that time of the year you might be planning or thinking about closing the fiscal year in fixed assets module and I thought of giving you some helpful hints on closing the fiscal year in fixed assets.
I’m sure many of you are familiar with Robo3T, a tool used to query the MongoDB application components of Sage X3, however if you have not recently downloaded Robo3T you will learn that this tool has been replaced with Studio 3T.
In this blog I…
When running MRP (Material Requirements Planning) and then checking the results on the MRP results inquiry, notice there is a column called Order no. and another column called Entry. They both have numbers, and the numbers might be the same or might be…
In light on the holiday season, I have a come up with a shorter than usual blog to discuss. I figured most of us would be in the holiday mindset and wouldn’t have the proper time to review a complex topic. I am like most of you, I am trying to cram in…
As we grow our businesses, we tend to focus in on areas that will help our businesses succeed. When it comes to IT and data maintenance one tool that we rely heavily on is MongoDB, which is a huge advantage when used correctly.
When learning the tools…
In this blog let us look at some of the recent changes to periodic accruals.
This functionality is used to generate charges or revenue for a given date and for a given period.
Previously, we used the general parameter ITAPRE (analytical apportionment…
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This month’s topic will be on our new Runtime Component. The latest Runtime posted with our Patch 32 update has a little “gotcha” in it. If you’re not paying attention, it’s very easy to miss (like I did). The “gotcha” is a PowerShell…
Yes, it is that time of year again when I nag you, I mean remind you, that the year-end close is just around the corner. We will take a Christmas Carol style look at the close and I will be your Jacob Marley. We’ll cover some of the pieces that often…
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Today’s blog is actually on a neat trick that someone sent me. We’re going to look at how to stop POHSIG signature workflow from sending emails out. Yes, I know, it sounds weird right? But this is the situation. The company wanted to use…
