for Sage 100 and BusinessWorks users
Sage 100 and Sage BusinessWorks run the accounting. Getting the numbers out still means exports, spreadsheets and a trip to the office server. We connect to the Sage you have and build what's missing.
Sage has hundreds of reports. The work starts after: someone exports them to Excel every month and stitches together the package the owner actually reads.
What we build: Dashboards fed by a nightly connection to Sage: financials, sales and margin, current every morning, with nobody exporting anything.
Sage 100 and BusinessWorks usually run on a server in your building. Checking numbers from the road often means a remote-desktop session, or asking someone to send a report.
What we build: Dashboards in your own cloud account, signed in with your company logins, that work on any laptop or phone.
If you moved to Sage 100 from Sage 50 or another system, your earlier years sit somewhere else, so every trend starts the day you converted.
What we build: One history across both systems, so year-over-year comparisons and long-run trends just work.
Production schedules, budgets and job tracking often live in workbooks that someone keeps in step with Sage by hand.
What we build: Those processes built into the dashboard, reading orders, inventory and costs from Sage, so the spreadsheet can retire.
Ryan built a suite of dashboards for our sales, financial, and production operations that has transformed how we manage the business. … More importantly, he took the time to understand our business and build tools that are practical, intuitive, and used every day.
A nightly read-only connection replaced the reports someone used to export by hand. The financial, sales and production dashboards now refresh on their own.
They had just moved from Sage 50 to Sage 100. We connected to Sage 100 with a read-only user and joined years of Sage 50 history, so their trends run back long before the switch.
Real examples of what we build, with anonymized or made-up data. Click around.
Monthly close, cash, receivables and job costing
WIP schedule, margin fade and over/under billing
Revenue, margin and profit trends
Which customers and products actually make money
Stock health, dead stock and reorder signals
Spend cube, price variance and supplier scorecards
Nothing about how your team uses Sage changes. A small extract reads what we need and sends it to your own cloud account.
All of them. Our projects so far run on Sage 100 and Sage BusinessWorks, including history brought in from Sage 50. Sage 50, Sage 300, Sage X3 and Sage Intacct each have a supported way to read their data, so the same approach applies. We'll confirm the connection for your setup on the first call.
No. The extract runs on a computer you already have that can reach Sage, such as your Sage server or a workstation that stays on.
No. The connection is read-only. Your books and the way your team works in Sage stay the same.
We start with one free mockup dashboard. If you want to go ahead, you get a fixed price for the project. Hosting runs in your own cloud account, usually at a small monthly cost, with no monthly fee from us.
Tell us what's done in spreadsheets, by email or by hand today, and we'll build you a free mockup of one dashboard showing what the fix could look like. Send an export of your data, or we'll use realistic sample numbers.
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