Sage 500 ERP is an integrated suite of robust and proven business applications, with an open design that helps mid-sized businesses adapt their ERP management solution to their business needs. Sage 500 offers ease of use, flexibility, a broad choice of industry-specific modules, and smart core functions. Plus, with Sage 500 you can handle lots of users, large volumes of data, and complex accounting, manufacturing, and distribution processes. You’ll need these new capabilities to be efficient, competitive and profitable in your growing business.
What Does the Future Hold for Sage 500?
Unfortunately, new features are rarely being added to Sage 500. If you’ve outgrown Sage 500, would like to utilize Cloud technology, or simply need greater functionality, we recommend that you consider Acumatica Cloud ERP.
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