IRIS KashFlow

Please create a feature on your next rollout that allows businesses to export purchase order information to CSV file

when doing bank reconciliation one often has to make a new invoice to match a bank entry - which is inc VAT. It would be great if you could paste in the inc VAT figure then type /1.2 and have the box calculate the ex-vat figure.

When adding a new supplier or editing an existing supplier, the option to select their VAT rate is set on 20% , not all suppliers are VAT qualifying and then you must manually set the vat rate to 0% or what ever rate when you add an invoice. An op...

The standard rate for mileage allowance is 45p per mile, but it is possible to claim an additional 5p per mile for each qualifying passenger. The feature update here is to not only be able to add a different rate, but multiple rates for different ...

when logging in and taken to the dashboard, If you click to reports it will take you back to the dashboard on the first few attempts. It very annoying and I imagine quite simple to fix

Green for customers that regularly pay on time. Amber for occasional late payers. Red for prolific late payers. This would help a lot with identifying customers who we need to chase for payment or move to proforma.

Could we have the feature of aged amounts on the debtors statements, showing the customer a breakdown of their overdue invoices ie. 30, 60 90 days etc. please

As accountants performing reconciliations for clients we regularly have to unlock and relock the bank to perform routine tasks. I have used Sage and VT Transaction + previously and one once a bank reconciliation is done you never have to revisit i...

It would be useful if you could put in labour costs for projects so that you can get a better idea of profit or loss on projects. Thanks

Weirdly the PDF version of a purchase invoice does not include the COUNTRY. There is no reason for this, and support are not helpful just saying "I am afraid that at the moment this feature is not something that we are able to offer." Erm - surely...