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Grab your most comfy seat and settle down with Hannah and Mark this week as they discuss their top 5 KPI’s for credit controllers and some essential advice on how to actually measure them using Sage 200.

In the Add-On section of this week’s podcast, Hannah and Mark will be discussing the extraordinary tools and uses of Microsoft’s Power BI.

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Hannah Munro and Mark Armstrong are back again with another instalment of the Sage 200 Buzz Podcast, getting you ever so closer to becoming a Sage 200 expert!

Every wondered whether you can reprint a remittance?

What about foreign currency suppliers?

What if I need to pay a factor house?…well look no further!

Following this months theme of Payment Processing, our trusted hosts answer all of your burning questions surrounding the subject, also giving you a few hints and tips along the way.

This weeks addon section puts the spotlight on the brilliant Sage Payments. This exciting new addon gives you access to 24 countries and up to 11 different currencies, yes… 11!

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* If you’d like a free Sage 200 Demo of almost anything discussed in this episode, then click HERE and follow the instructions.

* Take a look at: Sicon Audit Trail addon.

* An Introduction to Payment Processing podcast: Listen Here

* Payment Processing Guide: Download Here



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Join Hannah Munro and Mark Armstrong out on the road as they find the opportunity to record this edition of the Sage 200 Buzz podcast. Continuing with this month’s theme of Payment Processing, sit back and relax as they take you through the itinerary of Banking in Sage 200.

They’ll guide you through the steps taken to set up your eBanking accounts, process your electronic payments, then finally tell you how to get the most out of your banking experience with Sage 200.

In the add-on review section, Hannah and Mark give you the lowdown on Bank Feeds feature of the Sage 200 services extra. While this isn’t technically an add-on in of itself, they inform why it’s a great feature to have if you’re serious about Sage 200 Banking.

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* Featured Report – Supplier Payment Group.



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Introducing the new monthly themes, Hannah and Mark kick us off with a bang with this month’s theme of Payment Processing by giving us an Introduction into Payment Processing.

Have you ever wondered what Payment Processing actually consists of?

Want to know the steps to take to get the most out of your Payment Processes?

Do you need to streamline your current Payment Processes?… Then this is the place to be!

Under discussion this week; you’ll go from the very first steps of payment processing, take you through the checklist to building a solid foundation for payment processing. Finally, in the add-on review section, you’ll find out ways in which in which Spindle and Document capture can be used to push efficiently to eleven!

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* Listen to our previous podcast that covers 5 great uses for Analysis Codes in Sage 200.

* Check out our Guide to Analysis Codes.

* Sign up to our Free Report Designer E-Course!



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