Sage 50 Pro Accounting 2013 US Edition Offre Promo Accounting

Title : Sage 50 Pro Accounting 2013 US Edition

Sage 50 Pro Accounting 2013 US Edition

Description : Sage 50 Pro Accounting 2013 has just what you need for your expanding business. With easy-to-use accounting features, you can pay bills and get paid, plus, you get tools to help you control cash flow and manage employees. Automate invoices and checks, record customer payments, track sales and inventory, and more. Plus, Sage 50 Pro Accounting comes with Sage Business Care*, an auto-renewing program that provides automatically delivered upgrades, access to customer support, online training, installation support, customized reporting, and more. You will save time and money, and accomplish more every day with Sage 50 Pro Accounting.
Features :

• Easy-to-user software that helps organize your business
• Accounting essentials to gain control over cash flow and costs
• One year subscription of support, product upgrades and more!
• Tools for managing inventory, employees, and customers

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Category: Accounting
Brand: Sage
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An abomination. As a software developer, I expect a certain quality when purchasing software from what was a reputable company, and a product that has a long history. The new Peachtree (Sage 50) falls miserably short of all my expectations.

While the design and workflow are built with true double-line accounting in mind, the execution falls short.

1) To record a payment with a debit/credit card, you actually need to enter the transaction as a check, and give it a check number or name. How long have we as a society been using plastic to pay for purchases? And you have no method to record such a transaction?

2) Incompatible with a 64-bit operating system or a 64-bit version of Microsoft Office. I understand. 64-bit systems have only been on the market for over 6 years now. Not that it should be that big of a deal. It's as simple as implementing the 64-bit versions of the same libraries you already have.

3) No ability to import/save documents...