There’s no doubt that Sage 50 (formerly known as Peachtree) is a valuable accounting tool for small to mid-sized businesses. It’s easy to learn and easy to use. But at a certain point in your business’s growth, you’ll need more functionality than Sage 50 has to offer. While Sage 50 is great for accounting, Sage 100cloud is a true Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system with increased functionality and data visibility that can give you control of your entire business. Sage 100cloud offers accounting and finance, but also Business Intelligence, manufacturing, reporting, sales and customer management, supply chain management, and complete inventory and warehouse management.
In addition to all of the functionality improvements listed above, Sage 100cloud offers simpler licensing options. While Sage 50 offers named licensing, so you pay by the person, no matter how infrequently they use the software. However, Sage 100cloud offers concurrent licensing, so you pay for however many users are likely to be using the system at once. Sage 100cloud has now adopted a subscription-based licensing model.
Sage 100cloud can be a game changer for businesses seeking the functionality and visibility of a true ERP system. ACC Software Solutions specializes in upgrading customers who have outgrown Sage 50 to more robust systems. To fully understand the benefits of upgrading to Sage 100cloud please contact us to schedule a full needs assessment and demonstration.
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