Sage 300 ERP 2012 Product Update 1 (PU1) included a variety of enhancements for the Sage CRM integration, Intelligence Reporting, and Payroll. But one useful new feature that will perhaps fly under the radar is the ability to color code different companies in Sage 300 ERP (formerly "Sage ERP Accpac").
Why Color Code?
Before we talk about how, let's talk about why. The ability to color code will come in handy for Sage 300 ERP customers that have data stored in multiple databases. In those cases, it's possible to have multiple screens for multiple companies open at the same time. It's also easier to accidentally post transactions to Company A when they should have been posted to Company B. That's where color coded companies comes into play.
How to Color Code
The new option to configure company colors will be found in Database Setup. The list of companies displayed will now include a "color" column with the option to automatically assign default colors to all of your companies. If you don't like the defaults and prefer to assign a specific color to each company, you could manually edit the individual company color profile in the Edit SQL Server Database Profile task. When finished, your various company windows will be easy to distinguish and look something like this (below):
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