Did You Know? Sage 100 Contractor I’ve watched a lot of users click the Save icon to leave a screen. You may not have thought about it, but if you had accidentally changed a field, you just saved the change! I recently had three different clients with odd changes for someone’s Federal withholding. They had […]
Full Article.....Mention ‘Work in Progress’ in a construction setting, and you’ll get different definitions and explanations about what this means. For our Subcontractors, it is a way to measure the expenses against the budget, determine the percent complete, and therefore, measure revenue earned compared to revenue booked on a job. Many years ago (more than we […]
Full Article.....There’s been a lot of hype about this long-awaited release. Sage 100 Contractor has been updated to a SQL backend, and we are very excited about this change. However, this is a major change. In May/June 2016, Sage has a significant number of clients targeted to run a beta copy of the version 20 release […]
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We made a commitment several years ago to have our phones answered by our staff during regular work hours, rather than going to an automated phone system. In our 31st year of business, we know this is still the right way to handle your calls. We also have a staff person monitoring our Customer Support […]
Full Article.....Syscon F.I.T. System (Field Integrated Time System) Syscon has created an amazing new system that integrates with Sage 100 Contractor to collect data from the field including time, equipment, customer signatures, and more. In this webinar we will go over the capabilities of the system works and how it can save you time and ensure […]
Full Article.....Syscon is celebrating 30 years in business. We have a personal Thank You from our President, about 1 1/2 minutes – take a look and learn how you can help us celebrate.
Full Article.....We’ve watched businesses get burned many times on this issue. A backup is a separate ‘copy’ from which to restore. A RAID array or other redundant systems are important, but if they fail, there is nothing to restore. We recommend having a RAID array, especially on a server. This allows drives to ‘mirror’ data across […]
Full Article.....I often get questions about managing old Jobs and old Vendors in the look up screen. It’s annoying to have so many on the list that are not used right now. We put a specific bracket in front of the name and short name to move these out of the regular look up list without […]
Full Article.....And there is… I’d like to introduce you to the Pass- word Vault, but before I start, let me clarify some password Best Practices. Recently, a friend was tricked; they got an email from what looked like a known vendor asking to confirm their password; so they clicked the link, typed the user name and […]
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