Reckon Product Ideas

I would like a payroll report that shows a more detailed version of a specific employee + a total pay item/category report. The current reckon payroll detailed report just shows all payruns done for that employee. It should total it. See example a...

clients who have current subscription for payroll but have a partnership and a company therefore 2 separate bank accounts. Currently having to use the same bank account for both

this would be useful if a client has Licences for example Building, Plumbing, Gas or Refrigerant Handling that needs to be on all invoices. At the moment have to type in or copy and paste

When printing a Payroll Summary Report for example, you cannot scale the report to fit to one page wide in landscape orientation with columns spilling over to a second page. You currently need to export to Excel then print to a PDF telling Excel t...

Currently to print off a payroll report for the weekly payroll that you have just completed, you have to select "the following dates" and then "date from and date to" and this allows you to print/download the payroll report for the week's wages. I...

I would like the ability to exclude showing the overdue stamp from an invoice but still show the PAID and other status stamps.

My suppliers have different email address for orders, accounts etc. It would be useful to be able to link a PO to the purchasing email address and a Payment Remittance to Accounts email.

It would be handy to be able to print a report showing all invoices emailed for a period. Either day or week. I have had issues with customers saying they have not received invoices.

Currently users do not have direct print functionality in Reckon GovConnect STP, having to rely on the browsers interpretation of the page to do so either directly to paper or PDF. This idea is to gauge interest in having direct print capability ...

When writing purchase orders to suppliers, it would be helpful to have a hightlight or bold text function to make any special instructions clearly stand out as details are sometimes missed and I believe this addition would be very useful in reduci...