Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), today announces the launch of Sage Construction Management in Canada. Sage is expanding its construction cloud suite with the addition of cloud pre-construction and project management capabilities to its industry-leading construction portfolio.
Sage Construction Management is built for collaboration and mobility so that field, office, and external teams can share real-time project information to make quick, informed decisions. The solution is offered with Sage Intacct Construction Financials as an end-to-end suite that enables operational and finance teams to align and work together for improved job profitability.
Sage is also offering the Construction Essentials package, which includes Sage Construction Management and Sage Intacct Construction Financials, as an end-to-end suite at a cost-effective price for growing contractors. In addition, Sage Construction Management is available as a standalone preconstruction and project management solution that can easily integrate with other accounting solutions, providing businesses the power and flexibility to choose the right mix of solutions that best meets their needs.
Sage exists to knock down barriers so everyone can thrive, starting with the millions of small- and mid-sized businesses served by them, their partners, and accountants. Customers trust their finance, HR, and payroll software to make work and money flow. By digitizing business processes and relationships with customers, suppliers, employees, banks, and governments, their digital network connects SMBs, removing friction and delivering insights. Knocking down barriers also means we all use our time, technology, and experience to tackle digital inequality, economic inequality, and the climate crisis. To learn more, visit sage.com/en-ca/
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Sage Construction Management Launches
Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), today announces the launch of Sage Construction Management in Canada. Sage is expanding its construction cloud suite with the addition of cloud pre-construction and project management capabilities to its industry-leading construction portfolio.
Sage Construction Management is built for collaboration and mobility so that field, office, and external teams can share real-time project information to make quick, informed decisions. The solution is offered with Sage Intacct Construction Financials as an end-to-end suite that enables operational and finance teams to align and work together for improved job profitability.
Sage is also offering the Construction Essentials package, which includes Sage Construction Management and Sage Intacct Construction Financials, as an end-to-end suite at a cost-effective price for growing contractors. In addition, Sage Construction Management is available as a standalone preconstruction and project management solution that can easily integrate with other accounting solutions, providing businesses the power and flexibility to choose the right mix of solutions that best meets their needs.
Sage exists to knock down barriers so everyone can thrive, starting with the millions of small- and mid-sized businesses served by them, their partners, and accountants. Customers trust their finance, HR, and payroll software to make work and money flow. By digitizing business processes and relationships with customers, suppliers, employees, banks, and governments, their digital network connects SMBs, removing friction and delivering insights. Knocking down barriers also means we all use our time, technology, and experience to tackle digital inequality, economic inequality, and the climate crisis. To learn more, visit sage.com/en-ca/
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