Tips

Payroll

Record and delete holidays as booked or taken.

You can record holidays as booked or taken on the absence dairy in Sage 50 Payroll to help keep a track of your employee’s holidays to ensure they do not take more than they are entitled to.

You can set up different holiday schemes which can be assigned to different employees.  Full time employed employees are entitled to a minimum of 28 days holiday including bank holidays per year, for part time employees and employees who work irregular hour this is pro-rated.

You can pay more than 28 days holiday if you wish.

Record holidays booked or taken.

  1. On the Employee List, double-click the required employee.
  2. Click the Absence tab then click Diary Entry.
  3. In the Absence Type drop-down lists click Holiday and Taken or Booked.
  4. In the From drop-down list, click AM or PM then enter the required date(s).
  5. If required, enter details of the holiday on the Comment box then click OK.
  6. Click Save then click Save.

Delete holidays booked or taken.

  1. On the Employee List, double-click the required employee.
  2. Click the Absence tab then select the date range of the holiday.
  3. Once you have selected the full date range of the holiday, right click then click None.

If you need help setting up holiday schemes or recording holidays or need any other help or advice with your payroll, please contact us

We can also provide a remote access service where we can link into your computer to help you resolve your Sage Accounts or Payroll problems.

Accounts

Compress Data

After clearing the audit trail or deleted a large volume of records in your software, this does not reduce the size of the data files.  It is therefore recommended after clearing the audit trail and/or deleting records you compress the relevant area.  You may also need to compress your data as part of fix any error in the data.

Compress your Data

  1. Before you compress your data, take a backup of your data.
  2. On the menu bar, click File then click Maintenance then click Compress Data.
  3. Clear the Compress All Data Files check box.
  4. Clear the check boxes against the data files you do not want to compress. For example, to compress the supplier records only, clear all the check boxes except Purchase Ledger.
  5. Click Compress then click OK, then click Close then click Close.

The supplier records have now been compressed.

You can then remove old, unused records, invoices and orders and then compress your data, see earlier articles on how to do this.

If you would like help on Clearing the Audit Trail or removing old records, invoices and orders and compressing your data or need any other help with your Sage Accounts, please contact us

 

This is being released to customers from 24th June onwards.  This update will include software enhancements to improve your experience of using the software.

  • Manually import bank accounts – if your bank account does not connect to Sage 50 Accounts or if you need to import transactions more than 90 days old you can now import bank transactions helping to speed up bank reconciliation.
  • Restore live data into the Sage Practice Company – you can now restore your live data into the Practice Company enabling you to check various things out without having to do it in your main data set, when you exit the Practice Company the data is cleared.
  • Manage Cloud Connections – there is now a new wizard to manage your cloud connections.

 

If you would like any more information on the new Sage 50 Accounts v30.1 and how it can help your business or need help installing it or if you would like to purchase an upgrade or need any other help, please contact us

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