Did you know that Sage Estimating V.20 now has a built in feature to backup and restore your data? That’s really handy when you need to migrate your SQL data from one to another SQL server (or instance).
At some point in time, it might be appropriate for your business to have two separate configurations for your users: one for production, and the other for testing. How to in Sage SQL Estimating.
Defining ‘Alternates’ in #SageEstimating V.17.11 enables you to prepare Estimates that vary according to your customers’ preferences for materials, quality and price.
Sage Estimating has been repackaged, including new functionality and modernized deployment—evolving and innovating to meet the demands of customers and the market.
Estimating is like fishing – sometimes you need to change your strategy: 5 ways from Sage Construction and Real Estate to improve your estimating strategy to get more bites, more often!
What is happening to America’s infrastructure? The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gives it a D+! Who will fix it and who will pay for it?
Have you ever wanted to make changes to your #SageEstimating spreadsheet or reports? Here’s a few ways you can move or change columns to fit your needs!
Sage Standard versus Extended Estimating Wondering if it’s time to upgrade your Sage Estimating software and not sure what the key differences are? While Sage’s Standard and Extended versions share […]
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