Feedback from Business Partners indicated that Sage ERP MAS 500 delivers the robust functionality required by mid-market distribution and manufacturing customers, but the current module based pricing is sometimes prohibitive in the 5-25 user range. As a result, Sage is pleased to announce the availability of new user based pricing bundles for Sage ERP MAS 500!

The new user based pricing bundles for Sage ERP MAS 500 are as follows:

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That pricing information is now updated to reflect that Sage EPR MAS 200 SQL user licenses will have an additional $350 per user price (plus maintenance) which goes into effect 12/1/11.

Also on December 1, 2011 to get the scalability, flexibility, integration, and reporting of SQL Server that Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL offers, installed base customers who wish to migrate to the SQL product will “pay the difference” of $350 per user. With 4.5, Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL customers will receive one free SageCRM 7.1 user and server license when they upgrade. And, customers who have not previously received a free Sage ERP MAS Intelligence Report Manager license will receive one compatible with Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL 4.5, which includes Reporting Tree capabilities and enhanced report distribution.

Sage ERP MAS200 SQL v4.5 Specifications

Sage ERP MAS200 SQL v4.5 Release Guide (October 2011)

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Sage has just tipped their announced — but previously un-named — multi-tennant “true SaaS” offering for North America will include a product branded Sage One. This announcement comes in the form of a LinkedIn job announcement (click the image at left for a copy of the details) for a Sage VP of Research and Development.

This SaaS offering from Sage is likely the same as that currently offered online to their Ireland and UK customers. During the July 2011 keynote at Sage Summit, CEO Pascal Houillon quickly alluded to a “true SaaS” offering that would appear in North America during the second half of 2011.

There was no further information publicly announced and cursory discussion with coy Sage personnel only uncovered that the expected product would be on par with Peachtree in terms of capabilities.

At least one analyst had been briefed under non-disclosure. Other analysts report that Sage vaguely discussed the SaaS product but apparently had not started to publicly demonstrate the capabilities.

It remains to be seen whether Sage One North America is to be a completely new SaaS offering – or as is more likely – simply a re-work of the existing international Sage One online service.

The first public clue that Sage One’s arrival in North America is imminent comes in this job posting from September 26, 2011 on LinkedIn where Sage advertises for a VP of R&D for the Peachtree, Simply and Sage One North America offerings.

More information as the product becomes available in North America.

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We’ll be writing about the upcoming Sage Software partner and customer conference – Sage Summit. This conference is being held July 10 to 15 in Washington DC (official site) .

Our blog – summitdiary – is now live and you can read up on the latest conference news starting now and extending until the end of Summit 2011.

Sage Summit Blog

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I just stumbled across this page on the Sage North America site. It lists all the direct technical support phone numbers for the various Sage products. It also shows direct links to the knowledgebase areas and the communities.

These links should be helpful for anyone using more than one Sage product. The page also gives you a nice “at a glance” view of the various Sage products.

Included are support links for the following products:
Sage Abra HRMS – 800-829-0170
Sage Abra Canada HRMS – 800-490-3711
Sage ACT! – 877-902-0597
Sage Active Planner – 800-457-5864
Sage BusinessVision Accounting – 800-215-5395
Sage BusinessWorks Accounting – 877-879-0455
SageCRM – 866-856-0703
Sage DacEasy – 800-322-3279
Sage ERP Accpac
Sage ERP MAS 90 / Sage ERP MAS 200 – 800-371-3602
Sage ERP MAS 500 – 800-944-5481
Sage FAS Fixed Assets – 800-331-8514
Sage Fund Accounting (Formerly MIP) – 800-945-3278
Sage Fundraising 50 – 800-945-3278
Sage Fundraising Online – 800-945-3278
Sage Grant Management – 800-945-3278
Sage Healthcare – 877-932-6301
Sage Master Builder – 800-866-8049
Sage Millenium – 800-945-3278
Sage Payment Solutions & Merchant Services – 800-261-0240
Sage Peachtree – 866-747-3888
Sage PFW ERP – 800-333-5242
Sage Pro ERP – 800-642-7693
Sage Project Lifecycle Management – 866-991-3360
Sage SalesLogix – 800-944-5709
Sage Simply Accounting – 888-522-2722
Sage Timberline Enterprise – 866-991-5606
Sage Timberline Office – 800-551-8307
Sage TimeSheet – 866-719-5198
Sage Timeslips – 800-555-2452

Notably missing from the list is Sage ERP X3 though we expect that at some point Sage will update their page for the support resource.

Sage Support Resources

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The sagesoftware.com site presently is presenting a 2008 copy of the Sage website (welcome back Nina Smith).

Others have reported issues using the MAS90 knowledgebase.

I was just able to log into the KB and make a query — but going farther does not display the results of the article.

I’m guessing this is something relatively simple that Sage will fix once their IT staff has a look.

If you find yourself scratching your head – you are not alone.

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Sage have just posted a “What’s New” guide (PDF) for their MAS 500 version 7.4 release. Included in the new release are:

Sage ERP MAS Intelligence – A replacement for Microsoft FRX (which the company retired). Features a graphical interface, out-of-the box reporting, integration to data sources outside of Sage ERP MAS 500.

Business Insights Explorer – New capabilities include Landed Costs Transaction View, Units of Measure View, enhanced export option so you can export only the data displayed in the grid – or all data.

eBusiness Suite for Sage ERP MAS 500 – With version 7.4 Sage introduces replacement functionality for their retired eCustomer, eSalesforce and eOrder modules. The new functionality is eBusiness Suite for Sage ERP MAS 500 and is provides both B2B and B2C functionality within a browser based interface. Create an online storefront for customers, salespeople and customers service representatives. Includes full credit card compliance with latest security rules mandated by processing companies.

When functioning as a remote interface for Sage ERP MAS 500, users can view customer orders, shipments, invoices, payments and back-orders, making it the ideal solution for salespeople or customer service representatives who require a comprehensive overview of customer accounts to respond quickly to customer requests and follow up on orders or payments due.

Additional modules and features enhanced include Accounts Receivable, Sales Order, Landed Cost, Unit of Measure, Work Orders. Full details in the Sage ERP MAS 500 7.4 What’s New guide shown below.

http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/57129813?access_key=key-2223urvdrqe4j8zkk9hi

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Scheduled to present:

Guy Berruyer – Sage CEO

Christope Letellier, Sage ERP X3 Worldwide General Manager

Laurie Schultz, Senior VP and General Manager Mid-Market ERP Solutions, Sage North America

Emmanuel Obadia, Senior VP Sage ERP X3

The conference will begin at 6am PDT, 9am EDT and will be followed by media and analyst Q&A.

Last year we attended the Sage ERP X3 re-launch of their version 6. The open Q&A was excellent with the company answering many questions specific to the product (in contrast to most other ERP vendors who primarily hand pick questions that deal with mundane financial aspects of product launches).

Sage ERP X3 Worldwide Conference

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Join our friends at JMT Consulting Group on March 17 for their free one hour session which answers these questions:

• Are you a Federally Qualified Community Health Center or in the process of becoming one?
• Do you rely heavily on manual processes such as spreadsheets for financial reporting?
• Would you like to simplify the production of UDS Reports, Section 330 Grant
• Reports, Medicaid and Medicare Cost Reports?
• Do you have ARRA or stimulus funds that you must produce reports for?
• Have you or will you soon complete EHR/EMR conversion and will want to integrate these systems with your General Ledger?
• Have you outgrown Quickbooks or Peachtree and are looking for better grant
• reporting and a higher degree of automation of allocations, cost categorization and reporting?
• If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, please join us at our upcoming webinar:
• Reporting Remedies for Community Healthcare Organizations.

During this webcast JMT Consulting will cover:

• Identifying the right financial management system for your CHC.
• Automating the production of FQHC-required financial reports.
• Integrating your EHR/EMR systems with your General Ledger.

his free event is hosted by JMT Consulting Group, an independent nonprofit consultancy.
If you are the Finance Director, Executive Director, Controller or Audit Committee Board Member of a grant-funded healthcare organization, you are cordially invited to attend!

Register

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As you probably recall Sage was forced to retire the distribution of FRX Financial Reporting as of January 31, 2011. This occurred because Microsoft (the owner/publisher of FRX) discontinued distribution effectively bringing product sales of FRX to an end of life with support terminating at the end of 2012.

Though Sage have promised FRX compatibility through Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 v4.5 – they’re already rolling out Sage MAS Intelligence as their featured replacement for FRX. Since existing users of Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 receive a free license of Sage MAS Intelligence (customers on plan receive a free Report Manager license and a Security Manager for Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 v4.4 — or EES 1.4).

There have been a number of questions (cost, functionality) that users and consultants have asked which I think are answered quite nicely in the PDF files below.

Sage MAS Intelligence Cheat Sheet

Getting Going With Sage ERP MAS Intelligence

What is Sage MAS Intelligence?

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You may have previously heard that Sage and V-Technologies would no longer have an OEM relationship where Sage resold the popular V-Technologies Starship software.

In an email blast sent out today, Caroline Walsh, the Direct or Sales and Marketing for V-Technologies shares that Sage will stop offering a Starship Link starting with version 4.5 of Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200.

Instead it seems that V-Technologies will develop a link using Sage’s pseudo programming scripting language – Business Objects Interfact (BOI).

They also mention that they’re actively seeking out a developer to create a link between Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 and their Starship product.

What Does This All Mean?

Should you abandon ship and switch to another shipping package?

I don’t think solely based on this change in the relationship. V-Technologies has been doing a fine job for the last several years handling virtually all of their upgrades outside of Sage.

If you’re looking for a new shipping solution and you use multiple carriers – Starship is still the more mature choice for most users.

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This morning while browsing the web I happened upon what I consider to be the perfect design for a “contact us page” on the web site of JMT Consulting, a Sage Fund Accounting and Intacct Partner.

Admittedly the design is simple. All that’s displayed is a list of company personnel, a link to send them email and their phone numbers.

Does your site have this? How often do you browses a web site praying to come accross a contact’s email only to be presented with a very generic “contact us” button.

This is a contact page done right. It provides information for both clients and prospects to contact real people at real phone numbers or email addresses. You should visit (use the link below) and email whoever is maintaining your site and ask that they add the same type of page.

JMT Consulting

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Sage have just posted the audio and video from their analyst event held February 2, 2011 in London. The half-day event covered:

- Introduction
- Foundations for Growth
- Leveraging the web
- Healthcare insights
- Upper mid-market
- Payments opportunity
- CFO perspectives

While the entire webcast is helpful — skip ahead to the Q&A (you can use the pull down menu to select the segments to view) and check out the questions that analysts ask. Key topics discussed: Sage’s North America profits, brand, SaaS as a channel of distribution.

via: Sage

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Click here to view the embedded video.

The reader works on over 400 different devices including iPhone, Android and BlackBerry.

From Sage:

Sage Mobile Payments launches February 2011 and will offer small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) a low monthly fee, absolutely no incremental processing fees and an optional highly secure card reader that plugs into a mobile device’s audio jack. End-to-end encryption from the card reader device to the application is now a requirement in the business community, and Sage Mobile is leading the way in meeting that demand.

While other vendors are fighting it out over no monthly fees but very high processing fees, Sage Mobile is saying no to marking up processing fees, which is the right thing to do for SMB customers that process a lot of volume.

Sage is focused on a reasonable monthly fee and no additional markup on processing fees which is much more cost effective for the SMB customer. SMBs need to look at the total cost of ownership. For example, competing mobile payment solutions can add 1% plus an additional .15 to .37 cents to the processing fees, which is well over $130 in extra fees for every $10,000 in credit card volume.

Sage is also helping SMBs increase sales via mobile payments while providing efficiencies by connecting Sage Mobile Payments and other point-of-sale (POS) terminals to Sage Exchange, Sage’s new integrated payments platform that automatically posts payments data in Sage’s accounting and ERP solutions and other third party software partners that are connected to Sage Exchange.

Sage Mobile Payments via Sage

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Are you tired of all the SPAM and self-serving information that appears when you search Google for technical information on MAS 90 or MAS 200? What if you could totally eliminate all but the most important Sage sites — and just search what Google has publicly indexed from Sage?

Well now you can. Here’s a quick and dirty Google Custom Search that reviews the public contents of your search results and limits the results only to those coming from Sage’s knowledgebase.

You won’t need to login or provide any other information – just search away!

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MAS90 & MAS 200 User Count Downgrade Request

User Downgrade Request Form – Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 (1/17/2011)

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Sage have indicated their intention to support the current version of Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 – plus two prior versions.

This support policy will kick in on September 30, 2011 when the following Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 versions will no longer be supported by Sage Software:

Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 version 4.00
Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 version 4.05
Sage ERP MAS 90 and 200 version 4.10

In addition the following Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL versions will retire on 9/30/11:

Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL version 3.72
Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL version 3.73
Sage ERP MAS 200 SQL version 3.74

The following MAS500 version will retire on 9/30/11:
Sage ERP MAS 500 7.05

Via: Current Sage ERP MAS 90, 200 and 500 Supported versions

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Thinking about attending Sage Summit 2011? This year’s conference hosted by Sage is geared toward both customers and consultants.

The game plan is for the consultants to roll in for the July 10-15, 2011 time period and the customers can arrive July 12-15. Once again a good time is promised to all (what’s not to love about a resort where it costs well under $5 to transfer from the airport to the front doorstep).

If you’re headed to Washington be sure you keep your ear to the ground to learn of everything that’s happening. All the usual suspects – Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, YouTube will be buzzing with activity as the date nears.

Where do you go to find the Social Media buzz around Summit 2011?

Here is a list of all the social media sites for Sage Summit 2011.

Promote away!

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SageSummit

Twitter: http://twitter.com/Sage_Summit

LinkedIn: http://events.linkedin.com/Sage-Summit-2011/pub/506615

Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sage_summit/

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/SageSummitEvent

Lest we forget my favorite memories of Sage conferences of the past….

Skydiving in Orlando:

Click here to view the embedded video.

And a Eddie Money from the Orlando conference entertainment:

Click here to view the embedded video.

Sage Summit 2011 Social Media Sites

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• Hear directly from customers about how Sage ERP Accpac has impacted their business
• View a panel discussion moderated by an analyst about Sage ERP Accpac Version 6.0 and the future roadmap
• Chat live and network with your peers, Sage ERP executives, product specialists and Sage business partners
• Visit virtual information centers staffed by Sage ERP product experts
• Access downloadable resources to help your business

Sage ERP Accpac 6.0 is expected to eventually be one of Sage’s SaaS capable offerings (target for full SaaS is late 2012). The product is sold primarily in the USA and Canada and has received a renewed vote of confidence by being named one of the global products that Sage promotes worldwide.

To sign up for the web event you can visit the Sage ERP Accpac 6.0 virtual launch event registration site.

Sage ERP Accpac 6.0 Launch Event

More information via the Sage Community Accpac 6.0 FAQ

Accpac 6 FAQ

Happy New Year everyone. Hope you all had a good holiday. Over the past year this blog has had quite a few postings to do with Sage ERP Accpac 6.0A and the new Web Based technology platform that it is based on. Sage ERP Accpac 6.0A has now been released. It has been available for download for a couple of weeks now. In this posting I wanted to address a number of questions I’ve been receiving as well as try to put to rest some misconceptions that seem to be out there (mostly to do with the transition from VB to Web).
Does Sage ERP Accpac 6.0A become a 100% full web based solution?

No – this is the first step in that journey. With this release we have the technology foundation, the new web based portal, the new dashboard, the new Inquiry tool along with the web based screens that make up Quote to Orders. All the other accounting screens are still the VB screens similar to 5.6A.

When Will Sage ERP Accpac be 100% fully web based?

Version 6.2 which is estimated for release at the end of calendar 2012. With this release the entire product will have a web based option, including all accounting modules and options products. However version 6.1 which is estimated to ship at the end of 2011 will have all the major modules Web based including GL, AP, AR, IC, OE and PO.

As Web Screens are released will the VB screens disappear?

No. You will still be able to run the VB screen from the original Accpac desktop. As Web Screens are completed they will take the place of the VB screens in the new Web Portal, but the original VB screens are still installed, supported and accessed from the original desktop.

How long will the VB screens be supported?

At least through 6.2A, beyond that it will depend on market demand. If everyone moves to the web quickly then that will be it. But if it takes time to move customizations and such, then you will have that time.

Is SageERP Accpac 6.0A SaaS?

No. This is an on-premise installed product. You can install it in the cloud, but this is still essentially on on-premise install, just with a remote server.

When will there be a true SaaS version of Accpac?

After we have a number of accounting modules Web based then we will look to do a SaaS deployment through AccpacOnline (ie after 6.1 or early 2012).

If I don’t deploy the web components, why should I upgrade to 6.0?

There is the lock fiscal periods by module feature that is used by both. Plus there are many bug fixes.

Why should I deploy the Web components?

You will get the new portal, dashboards and inquiry tool. Plus this will prepare you for 6.1A. If you get the web components going then installing 6.1A will be very easy since you will have the infrastructure all deployed.

If the product is web deployed why do I need workstation setup?

Until the VB accounting screens are moved to the Web in 6.1 or 6.2, we are running the current VB screens from the Portal. The only data entry screens in the new Web technology for 6.0A are the Quote to Order screens run from inside SageCRM.

Why is there an ActiveX control in the new Portal?

This is required to run the VB UI screens. This will be removed once all the VB screens are moved to the Web.

Can I run the Portal for remote users?

Only for the new Web parts. The VB screens will not run remotely with this technology, Workstation Setup is required. This will be more realistic starting with 6.1A.

Can I use browsers other than IE?

The only supported Browsers are Internet Explorer 7 and 8. You can use Firefox, Safari or Chrome but you can’t run the VB screens from these Browsers (since they don’t support ActiveX controls). The CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are optimized for IE and will have many rendering glitches with the other browsers (this will be fixed for 6.1A).

Does the new Web Portal use a Lanpak?

No. Logging on to the new Web Portal, seeing the dashboard, drilling down to reports from the dashboard, accessing help and using the Inquiry tool does not use a lanpak. However you will use a lanpak the first time you run an accounting screen. The idea is to promote the use of Accpac in the Enterprise outside of the accounting department.

Do the Quote to Order Screens use a Lanpak?

No. You just need the SageCRM User count to sign onto SageCRM, then no further Lanpaks are required.

Do I require a new server for the web parts?

Depends. Often people already have a good file server that is being under-utilized, you may be able to use this additionally as your web server. If you are already running SageCRM, then this server will probably be ideal as the Accpac Web server also. But if you are running local installs and Pervasive workgroup and have no server, then you will need to get one.

Full Sage ACCPAC 6.0 Post Continues On the Sage Community Forum

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Sage have just created a Facebook Page that will hold pictures and updated information about their July 10-15, 2011 conference.

This year’s event is in Washington DC at the Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center. For the first time both Sage Partners and Sage Customers will attend this conference with Partners welcomed July 10-12 and Customers July 12-15.

The Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center is convenient to public transportation and only about 25 minutes from the fantastic DC subway system which leads to almost any historic site you’d want to see.

Sage Summit on Facebook and also — sadly — Sage Summit 2011 Omitting Facebook, Twitter specific sessions?

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