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Dear ,
Happy New Year! Welcome back! We hope the holiday season was enjoyable and restful.
This newsletter, Keeping in Touch, is our way of keeping you up to date with relevant news about your Sage 100 software and also what's happening at Munjal White.
We're always looking for ways to improve, so if you have any suggestions for newsletter topics, tips, or other ways that we can improve our service level, click here to let us know.
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Quote to Ponder
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Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy.
Sir Isaac Newton
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January 27 - Sage 100 2016 - find out about the latest version. There are some nice quality-of-life improvements such as now being able to move documents between batches and expanded customer PO numbers. Sage has also introduced an alternative monthly-billed payment plan which may be of interest to some clients.
Coming Soon:
February 24 - Customization is one of Sage 100's most powerful features -- a major reason for choosing the product. Find out about Custom Office, and how you can capture, process and analyze more data essential to your business.
March 30 - Learn about Sage CRM and whether it can be a powerful asset for your sales force, or even just regular business as usual. It integrates with Sage 100, and there are cloud, mobile and on-site options available.
Your support agreement with Munjal White entitles you to attend our webinars at no additional cost. We encourage you to take advantage.
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New Year: Important Accounting Date Reminder!
When backdating transactions, our clients often efficiently just type in the month and day, letting the year auto-complete. Now that we've crossed into 2016, be sure you check the year. You don't want to be making postings for December 2016 (probably!)
We get several calls about this every January!
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Supported Versions Reminder
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Support for version 4.50 has expired. Review the chart below to ensure that you are running a version that is supported by Sage.
We have several clients who continue to renew their maintenance with Sage, but don't update to current versions. Remember, it's important to stay current as Sage releases hot fixes and product updates only on current versions and as new computer operating systems get released by Microsoft, Sage ensures that their current releases are compatible.
Note that at this time, only Sage 100 2016 is officially supported on Windows 10, so please tread carefully with upgrades. Sage 100 2015 is undergoing testing and is expected to be supported, but has not been rubber-stamped yet.
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We look forward to your feedback and your ideas for future issues of our newsletter. If you would like to contribute an article or suggest an article or support tip to a future newsletter, we'd love to have your contribution. Please let us know how we can help you Get the Most from Your Sage 100 Investment.
Sincerely, Shabnam and Robert |
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