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  • April 10, 2024

    File Length & Data Limits

    With more and more clients in SharePoint and OneDrive, we’ve seen a small bump in the number of users calling in with issues. They are having trouble opening files. When we log on and take a look, more often than not, the file length is too long; there is a limit. When we move a […]

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  • April 03, 2024

    First Contact Safety

    At Syscon, we’ve enabled a new feature and we have tested it for YOU! When an email comes in, if the sender is contacting you for the first time, or it’s someone you don’t receive regular correspondence from, the opening line of the body of the email says ‘You don’t often receive email from..’ followed […]

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  • March 20, 2024

    Some Fun!

    Happy April! Did you know that not all our video sessions end up in our email blasts? Here are some fun outtakes! Hope it brings a smile.

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  • March 20, 2024

    ACH Scam – Team Update

    Recently a client received an email asking that future ACH payments go to a new bank and account. It was a really ’good’ email and in many ways, looked legit; it wasn’t! All the names, spellings, and other details looked just right. When you got to the bottom of the email, the domain name was […]

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  • March 13, 2024

    S100C: More Tips

    A Few S100C Tips Changing banks? Many of us have a default General Ledger account in various cash screens including 3-3, 1-2, 1-1, 4-3-2, 5-2-4, and so on. If you’d like to change the account default, be sure you log in with Administrator Rights, then in the account field, enter the new account, then go […]

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  • March 07, 2024

    AP Records-Missing PO’s

    You’re working through your Cost to Complete numbers and notice the costs plus committed costs are way over budget. With a little digging, you realize one (or more) of the AP invoices were entered without referencing the original Purchase Order (PO) or Subcontract, so there are remaining committed costs even though you’ve already been billed. […]

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  • February 29, 2024

    Unoffendable: Book Review

    Wow! I’d like to make this short book required reading for every school, university student, and everyone considering marriage, everywhere! The focus is that we look inside and think about how we view others, view our circumstances, and how we choose to ‘read’ others’ actions. It’s a quick read, but there is much to keep […]

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  • February 21, 2024

    Tech Talk: Updates

    Quarantined Email from a Known Sender We’ve seen this several times. An incoming email is Quarantined by your anti-spam software. You see it’s from a vendor you know and recognize, so you release it from quarantine. BUT, before you do, here’s something to consider. Perhaps this is a known and trusted vendor. But there’s a […]

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  • February 15, 2024

    S100C: More Updates

    December and January were a whirlwind of Sage 100 Contractor activity! Between the payroll closes, audit errors and repairs, preparing quarterly payroll reports, W-2s and 1099’s, and gathering info to get to the CPA, several IMPORTANT themes have emerged, and we wanted to get them in front of you. Job Cost Reconciliation to Direct Expenses […]

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  • February 08, 2024

    Computer Safety 101

    In November, I sat in a meeting of business owners who had gathered to spend a full day focused on their business and running it well. The pre-arranged discussion materials were focused on IT safety, security, and in my world, ‘IT 101’ requirements for anyone running a business in our technology age. Wow! I was […]

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