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For current topics of interest, please see our newsletter, published in Adobe Acrobat format. 

November 2008 edition - The Benefits of CRM for Accounting and Finance, Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade to Sage Accpac ERP 5.5, Section 179 Tax Incentives, and Sage FAS Asset Accounting.

August 2008 edition - more in-depth information on financial management in Sage Accpac ERP 5.5, along with articles on the Alerts Server, multicurrency in Accpac, and the Sage Sales Tax service.

Our May 2008 edition covers features of version 5.5, released May 2008.

Previous newsletters may be found here:

November 2007 issue - has a feature article on the Productivity Suite, and also includes articles on End-To-End Solutions and Sage Accpac Online.   

November 2006 issue - featuring Sage Accpac HRMS, an Accpac-branded version of the very popular Abra HRMS program, with the ability to directly link to Sage Accpac ERP Payroll and Sage Payroll Services, as well as other payroll programs such as ADP.  

2006 Special Edition newsletter covering all of the features that were new in Sage Accpac ERP version 5.4. 

 

Sage Accpac ERP Editions

A detailed comparison of the three editions, 100, 200, and 500, is available on the Sage Accpac website.

 

Minimum System Requirements

It is our experience that, in general, any software developer's minimum system requirements are too low for acceptable performance.  When replacing or upgrading your system hardware and/or network operating system software, please contact us first to discuss your particular needs.  

However, should you wish to check the developer's stated minimum requirements for Sage Accpac software, that information is available on this page of their website.

 

 

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