Feature Requests

It would be good to have a total for the year (actuals and budget) as you currently have and to add a total for the actuals.

Why cant we save a draft budget as the baseline plan, without having to put it as the working plan which then changes it with actuals?

When budgeting, shearing wages are built off wool income, it would be great if there was way to enter the details for wool and replicate it in shearing. Having a worksheet or equation to calculate the quantity and kgs and price per kg would make adding data easier, and updating

When updating the cashflow it would be a huge timesaver if we could add a coded invoice to the working plan instead of having to add it manually.

Wanting to set up a new bank account with different loan facility's in a draft plan. I don't necessarily want it to be a permanent account that flows into my working plan.

I was wondering if we could somehow get monthly interest rates for the plan? We have current rates at time of today (eg) and one loan coming off fixed rate in a few months. It would be useful to see what that does to my plan balances prior to the actual month in which the rate changes. Hopefully this makes sense. Cheers

To be able to hover the mouse over the cell to see the individual amounts the total is made up of. So you don't have to always click and then view. The less clicks the better!

Would be very helpful to have the option to have a monetary figure to put against stock transfers for budgeting purposes between farm tags. Currently having to do an actual cash sale and purchase between tags altering cash income and expenses. Cheers

Have the ability to filter for multiple bank accounts in Cash Flow /Plans. Have the ability to put a tag to a bank account.

Client has requested colouring be added to Plans so numbers can be read easily. This includes changing colours when opening a field and viewing actuals or planned items, change the top banner dark grey to another colour. Also use colouring (previously available in CMR) which easily displays the aging up of stock.