You will most likely need help with your SQL conversion and Sage 100 version upgrade to Version 19.7. This is a BIG undertaking which you should use as many resources as you can. We can help you plan it!
What we’re talking about in September: The Ledgerwood “Legacy” – over 40 yrs in the making! | Sage B2G1 FREE add Users/Modules ending | Cool Autonomous Hauling System (AHS) driverless construction trucks! | Plan your SQL upgrade in Sage 100 CON V.20 | Tips and Tricks for Sage 100, 300, Construction Accounting, and Estimating
Don’t let the report monster scare you! Learn the basics or tackle Crystal reports for Sage 300 CRE. You’ll make your job easier when you “Take the Fear Out of” report designing!
The new SQL version for Sage 100 CON is a major advance. The old structure was really “old” — there are new tools available, and this upgrade is taking advantage of the more modern technology.
What we’re talking about in August : An “unofficial” review of Sage Summit 2016 | Software replacements for discontinued products for Sage CRE | SQL upgrade in Sage 100 CON V.20 | FREE Timberscan Webinar | Tips and Tricks for Sage 100, 300, Construction Accounting, and Estimating
How can you help your Project Management team find information in Sage 100 Contractor more effectively? Five tips that will make your most valuable information EASY TO FIND and use!
With the number of columns present in the Year-to-date Ledger in Sage 300 CRE, a common complaint from users is that the font is small and sometimes difficult to read. You can fix that!
What we’re talking about in July: Will the “Brexit’ affect the US construction economy? | Sage SSO Mobility Tour in AZ & CO | Take the JBKnowledge 2016 Construction Technology Survey | SQL upgrade in Sage 100 CON V.20 | FREE Timberscan Webinar | Tips and Tricks for Sage 100, 300, Construction Accounting, and Estimating
Cleaning up the Accounts Receivables aging report can be confusing for Sage 300 CRE users. Do you edit, void, or use an adjustment to make corrections to invoices, retention, or over/underpayments?
