Email notification that invoices and estimates have been received
Sometimes our invoices or estimates are not received by the customer - this could be due to outlook problems or maybe the email address is wrong. Would be good to receive a 'read' or 'not able to deliver' notification via email.
In the monthly/quarterly BAS/GST report is it possible to add in the 7D for fuel rebates so this can be calculated instead of having to make manual adjustments on the printed form.
Hide INACTIVE Chart of accounts from Budgets & Budget Report selection
Reporting, eg Budgets reporting, by default selects All accounts, however if you use the 'Selected' accounts option, all Account Code, including InActive ones, are shown for selection. This is just not logical - they are inactive for a reason. Ple...
By option to use own email by having area to use reckon mail server or own send mail setup will alleviate issues with spam, missed emails and allow better tracking of emails.
When you are within a pay run, with the list of employees, there are columns for Earnings & Leave, Allowances, Gross Earnings, Tax, Super & Net Pay. There is not a column for Deductions or Sal Sac Super which means at a glance the screen d...
When modifying the contact list for all employees, even though selecting some data points to include eg Super Fund, Member Number they come through to the report blank with no data. If you can select the option it should be able to read the data. ...
Payslip totals for company contribution type on custom payslips
The 1 per page default payslip template totals company contribution payroll items in a neat box (ideal for construction industry that pays items such as BERT, BEWT, CIPQ) etc The custom payslip template doesn't allow this - thus clients are hesita...
Flag or colour code a transaction from a list without opening it.
In the Supplier Centre, Customer Centre or Payroll Centre view it would be great if you could Flag or Highlight/colour code a particular transaction (invoice, bill, paycheque, payment, bill payment). This could then be used to identify transaction...