IRIS KashFlow

It would be very helpful if a report could be run per supplier to see your activity with them over a selected time frame. One identical to your 'Customer Purchase History' report would be ideal.

Referring to the Chart of Accounts, within each account a sub-accounts can be made. Currently, however, these sub-accounts are not made available to post transactions to. So for example, in Settings/Chart of Accounts you select an entry, say (4280...

We send out invoices through out the month and a lot of our customers pay upon receipt of a statement at the end of the month. It would be good if we could have automatic credit control on both statements and/or invoices that could be personalised...

Ability to view/export to csv Customer Transactions EXCLUDING VAT.

Add button to "Export to CSV" for Unreconciled Transactions Report.Possibly a formatted print button too.

Ideally, I would like the facility to download all my product data listed in sales codes, from Kashflow to Excel, edit and update in Excel, then upload back into Kashflow. This would save hours when product updates are necessary. Currently, I hav...

If you have posted cash on account, which nets to zero, unless you have an unpaid invoice on the account there is no way of clearing off the transactions. This is especially troublesome if the bank has been reconsiled and or VAT submitted. The...

I am trying to create a specific report for my needs and non of the standard reports have the full information which i require. It would be great if i could create a bespoke report.

We need more flexibility to drill down into data easily and quickly from within the application. My accountant needs more flexibility in reporting within the nominal ledger but this isn’t possible. Whilst it’s possible to add an extra field to cus...

We operate, in effect, a cash accounting VAT system in that all transactions are only recorded in the bank accounts. It would be helpful to be able to access these transactions and thus avoid potential errors occurring where VAT has inadvertently ...