All ideas

There needs to be a space between Undo & Save. Why? Because the slightest movement of the mouse and instead of saving a change, it's undone and vice versa.

When you click on a PO there is no PO date available to view through PO Inquiry. If the PO was received or cancelled, it shows a received and/or cancelled date, so why no entered date?

When converting a sales order to an invoice, we should be able to make line item changes on the fly. When I have a customer on the phone and I convert and order, then he says at last minute to add something, I have to back out of everything and th...

This would allow changes to be made on the fly. Eight now we have to modify the sakes order if we need to add lines, etc then convert to invooce. this wastes time

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...

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...

As a company who creates purchase orders for more than one customer or sales order, it is difficult to keep track of which sales orders are linked to a PO. It would be great to attach sales orders from the purchase order itself or at least add not...

It would be nice to be able to reprint a packing slip after the invoice has taken place. There are times when a customer would like a packing slip after the fact as it was lost or someone else needs a copy (without prices) and we have to do a scre...

Currently there is no report to see who the top customers are and who the low customers are

We try to backup our BusinessWorks data daily, and sometimes this is more tedious to do than it should be in our Terminal Server / Network environnment. Despite asking employees to sign out on their own at the end of day, or even when they aren't ...