Whether you use Sage 100 ERP, Sage 300 ERP, Sage 500 ERP, or Sage CRM for your business, you will welcome the recent announcement that BrainSell and Sage have extended their long-standing partnership. This extended partnership means that the focus of the Sage’s existing software will be complemented with the addition of Human Resource Management (HRMS) software.
Sage's HRMS software will provide a very agile way to manage the complex and often confusing processes involved in human resource management, from payroll and time/attendance to the changes in health insurance resulting from the Affordable Care Act.
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human resources management
If you read our blog, we’re sure you’ve noticed that we really like Sage products, especially Sage ERP X3. We talk about how it fits like a glove to make your business smarter, better, and faster, why it’s better than QuickBooks, and many other things to promote this great software.
But you shouldn’t just take our word for it! See how many other companies agree with us:
- Cerrex Consulting notes that Sage ERP X3 has “user-friendly ergonomics ensuring fast start-up for all users.”
- Acc Tech calls Sage ERP X3 a “user oriented and cost-effective solution” and “intuitive and user friendly.”
- NexTec says “Robust yet easy to use, Sage ERP X3 boasts full functionality out of the box, easy deployment, and a user friendly experience.”
- Software Advice, whose tagline is “The Authority on Software Selection,” offers 10 reviews on Sage ERP X3 – all of which are positive.
- DMC Software Solutions says that “Sage ERP X3 is very user friendly and therefore it does not require a large IT team to operate and users do not require intensive training to master the product. In the design process particular attention was paid to the way Sage ERP X3 works to ensure that users are comfortable with functionality and are therefore more productive.”
- Data Guidance Group recommends Sage ERP X3 because you’ll “get the most from your information with end-user friendly decision support tools.”
- Sage (of course!) offers a large number of customer success stories and testimonials as well.
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ERP,
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Sage 100,
john shepperson,
quickbooks,
dmc software solutions,
user friendly,
sage 300,
data guidance group,
nextec,
software advice,
reviews,
cerrex consulting,
acc tech
Do you have a Sage enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and need some help learning about it? Obviously you could go to your Sage consultant for help, but if that’s not an option, you should consider going to the source: Sage itself. Sage has a whole section of their website dedicated to teaching Sage; known as Sage University, it allows you to participate in trainings of your choice at any time. Working in a business, you’re busy – training is important, but you can’t leave your other tasks unfinished. With Sage University, you have the option to use real-time webcasts in virtual classrooms, but you can also watch pre-recorded training sessions whenever it fits your schedule.
Sage University offers training on 19 of their products, including (but not limited to):
- Sage 100 ERP (formerly Sage MAS 90 and Sage MAS 200)
- Sage 300 ERP (formerly Sage Accpac)
- Sage 500 ERP (formerly Sage MAS 500)
- Sage Accounting
- Sage ERP X3
- Sage CRM
- Sage Fixed Assets
- Sage HRMS
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fixed assets,
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MAS 90,
MAS 200,
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oates and company,
enterprise resource planning,
software,
crm,
Sage 100,
X3,
john shepperson,
Accpac,
sage university,
networking,
sage summit,
sage 300,
hrms
