Blog posts with tips, training, and features in Sage 100 Contractor software.
Sage 100 Contractor: May 2022 Update Sage has released version 24.1* of the 100 CON software. Below is a quick reference guide to the changes in the latest update. *Important: The newest version of Sage 100 Contractor does not work with Sage Estimating 20.1 or earlier.. Be sure to update your Sage Estimating to version […]
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When does a business outgrow Sage 100 Contractor? Sage 100 Contractor is a system for small and medium sized contractors, right? While that may have been true in the past, it’s not true today. We have small, medium, AND large contractors actively using Sage 100 Contractor with great success. And by large, we mean large. One of
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Change Order? What Change Order? Constant Change in Construction In the world of construction there is a never-ending process of change.Change is part of the construction business. But without a central, accessible source of up-to-date data, it comes at a cost. According to the FMI Construction Report, Harnessing the Data Advantage in Construction, bad data
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We’re proud to announce that Bob Scott recognized ETHOSystems as one of Bob Scott’s Top 100 VAR Stars in 2021! This recognition reflects the continued efforts of our dedicated team to deliver top-tier midmarket financial software solutions to our clients. Each year, Bob Scott selects 100 outstanding resellers for the VAR Stars list. This is
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Free Year-End Training for Sage Users! Prepare for a smooth and successful close to your financial year with our complimentary Year-End training sessions, led by Sage Certified Consultants. Whether you’re using Sage 100, Sage 300 & Sage Intacct, we’ve got you covered with expert guidance on essential Year-End procedures. Recorded and Live Sessions Recorded sessions
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Join our team of Sage Certified Consultants for in-depth, expert-led sessions. They will walk you through the complete Year-End procedures for Sage 100, Sage 300 & Sage Intacct. These comprehensive demonstrations are designed to help you navigate the closing process with confidence. Avoid common pitfalls and ensure your systems are fully prepared for a smooth
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Work Smarter in Sage 100 CON We’ve all heard these sayings, and the reason they stick around is that they are still relevant: “Work smarter, not harder;” and “Knowledge is power.” Sage Certified Consultant, Pam Schulz, shares her top “smart” tips to maximize the value of your Sage 100 CON software. 10 tips to work
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Scheduling reports in Sage 100 CON Use ‘Scheduling’ function in 100 CON for reports efficiency Reports are the life-blood for all of us in the construction industry. Sage 100 Contractor provides for detailed accounting and project management reports. But many clients can become bogged down with time constraints needed to run every report for each
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No problem! Sage City is a one-stop website. Users of Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate and Sage 100 Contractor will find it’s full of powerful resources. Sage City has links to forums, blogs, training opportunities, videos, year-end centers, and more. However, navigating it can be a little daunting to newcomers. To start, Sage
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Save time and reduce errors when it counts! Automated workflows for contractor accounting software can help your company attain a more competitive position. There are many things that can impact and delay project deadlines — particularly when bidding on a project. Team members not following a strict process, approval delay, and inaccuracy of data compilation
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Specialty versus General Contracting Service and specialty contractors have complex and highly specialized business needs. Examples of these ‘specialty’ contractors include electrical, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, siding and sheet metal, landscaping, painting, carpentry, concrete, excavation, drywall, masonry, and flooring. In contrast to general contractors, who typically focus on longer-term, large-scale jobs, service and specialty-oriented companies have
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