How to use summary pages
How to
Access summaries
You can access summaries from two locations:
- There is a dedicated Summaries section on the menu.
- Summaries are listed in a section on the Workspaces section of the menu.
Use bar and line charts
You can click and drag to zoom in:
Select Reset Zoom to return to the original scale.
Use pie and doughnut charts
Click on pie and doughnut charts to drill-down into the detail.
After viewing the detail, you can return to the original summary information.
Use bubble chart
You can click and drag to zoom in:
You can hover over an item to see more information.
Useful Info
About summaries
Summaries provide an overview of areas of your business, to help you quickly assess your business performance. You can select summaries from the Summaries option in the Navigation Area Menu view, or from within the Workspaces menu option.
Note: If you have upgraded from an earlier version of Sage 200, you must use the Report categories option to add report category types to the report categories after upgrading. All upgraded categories will have a category type of Undefined and until you assign a type, Sage 200 will not know how to process the data and display it on the summaries.
Summary pages
Sales Summary
Note: You can drill down on the charts within the Sales Summary to view the transactions that make up the chart values. You can also perform actions on these transactions in the same way that you can when using the customer transaction enquiry workspace.
This shows the following views:
Purchases Summary
This shows the following views:
Financials Summary
This shows the following views:
Stock Control Summary
This shows the following views:
Stock In / Out - By Period |
This view shows the value of stock in and out by period. Note: This includes internal transfers of stock between different locations. For example, discounting internal transfers, you might have £1000 in and £200 out. When you transfer £300 worth of stock items from location 1 to location 2, the graph will then show £1300 in and £500 out because the internal movements in and out are included. |
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Value Of Stock |
This view gives an overview of your stock value. Note: This value is for all time initially and then from the time when you reset your trading values, using the Reset Trading Values option in Stock Control. |
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Stocktakes By Warehouse In The Last 12 Months |
This view shows stocktakes by warehouse in the last 12 months. |
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Items with Oldest Stock |
This view shows your stock items with the oldest stock. |
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Value Of Stock Written Off In The Last 12 Months |
This view shows the value of stock that has been written off in the last 12 months. |
Sales Order Processing Summary
This shows the following views:
Orders and Return Values - By Month |
This view shows the value of orders and returns by month. |
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Overview |
This view gives a quick overview of your sales orders and returns. |
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Despatches In The Last 12 Months |
This view shows despatches within the last 12 months and identifies which were on time and which were late. |
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10 Top Selling Items In The Last 12 Months |
This view shows your top 10 selling items within the last 12 months. |
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Sales Profit Value |
This view shows the profit value per month, based on invoice profit. |
Purchase Order Processing Summary
This shows the following views:
Orders and Return Values - By Month |
This view shows the value of orders and returns by month. |
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Overview |
This view gives a quick overview of your purchase orders and returns. |
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Receipts In The Last 12 Months |
This view shows receipts within the last 12 months and identifies which were on time and which were late. |
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10 Worst Supplies tor late deliveries |
This view shows your 10 worst suppliers within the last 12 months. |
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Items with highest percentage returns |
This view shows the most returned items by percentage. |