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I enter large quantities of line items in an invoice and often have to refer back to previous line items entered during invoicing. If I could sort the items alphabetically by description or at the least sort by part number, it would be much easier...

ALL INVOICES NEED TO BE REPRINTABLE

Often users want to provide a cpa or user ready only access to the program. There is no easy way to do this

I wish that when payment is being posted for a customer on credit hold, that a notice comes up asking if we want to take that customer off of hold. The two events, credit hold and payment are disjointed.

We should be able maintain or make an inquiry or without having to enter the customer ID. What if I know the quote# or order# but not the customer ID? example: City Of Example calls and references Quote # 123456. But that city has 1 account for ea...

When doing a payroll check void automatedly retore timecards so the checks can be reprinted. Have as default and choose not to restore cards as option. almost everyone when voiding checks wants to repinrt them

Hello, one of the features that I miss is when I’m viewing yearend and Quartey P & L reports, and other reports is to highlight each line item in preview. This was always a plus when viewing comparable years. If you can add this feature back t...

The invoice and credit modules do not interact. It would be nice if wherever we can look at customer invpoces we could also see the credits. Not just inventory inquiry, but also when posting customer payments it would be nice to apply credit at th...

We have one person creating and posting the invoices and then another person actually emailing the invoices to the customers by using the "Reprint Invoices" from our Order Entry Module. When I email invoices from our Order Entry Module, I have to ...

In the older version of BussinessWorks if you were viewing the income statement or other reports you could click on a line item and the line would highlight across. Making it easier to focus and keep track of where you are and where you where look...