Ideas

It would be useful to be able to run a report where you can choose an asset and then show all activity against it ie the breakdown from cost to net book value

Other accounting systems allow you to choose a tax code when posting journals, if I need to do adjustments I can't currently do so. The vast majority of journals would be no VAT but things like the Tour Operators Margin Scheme on trips, we need to...

Currently, iFinance allows payment processing only for suppliers. However, for payments to customers (such as student refunds or overpayment returns), we are required to process the payment manually through the bank and then record it separately i...

It would be helpful for a set automatic refresh, so that data is updated on a regular basis without the user having to force a refresh/update.

When creating a form that will be used across more than one school, Prince Regent Street Trust would find it really useful to be able to share that form with other sites instead of having to create multiple forms for each school.

iSAMS has three address lines, but iFinance only have two In iFinance, address line 1 can be 50 characters and address line 2 can be 50 characters The synchronisation will add address line 1 from iSAMS to address line 1 in iFinance, and take a...

When emailing purchase orders it pulls the email address from the supplier record which is the email address we use for remittance advices. There should be another field for an email address for orders as the suppliers have different email address...

It's very frustrating that we can't correct postings once they are processed. For example if a purchase invoice is incorrectly posted to a BI code it's not possible to change it. It's also not possible to delete it either - only reverse it. These ...

Prior to the new workflow in iFinance, it was possible to exclude a supplier—such as utility companies—from the approval process simply by ticking a box in their supplier details. With the updated workflow, however, you now have to manually add th...

I believe everyone would benefit (when inputting into the system), from numbers formatted with commas to denote thousand. For example, two million, iFinance currently displays 2000000.00; it would be easier to read if the number was displayed as 2...