NATIONAL HARBOR, MD. – Accounting and business management software vendor Sage North America is set to bring its offering for startups to Canada, looking to provide business platform and progression path to grow their business with from inception to midmarket to enterprise and beyond.
At its annual Summit customer and partner conference in suburban Washington, DC, the vendor said the cloud-based Sage One would be coming to the Canadian market “soon” with local accounting and tax requirements and English and French bilingual capabilities.
“We’re really looking forward to bringing Sage One to Canada; it will come in the fall,” said Nancy Harris, vice president and general manager for Sage 50 – Canadian Edition. “We’ve had demand from Canadian prospects for Sage One US, so we know there’s pent-up demand for the product in Canada. We’re very excited to be bringing it to Canada.”
Already available in the U.S., Sage One is designed for businesses of roughly 10 seats and under, and aims to help entrepreneurs and small businesses run their business more easily by simplifying common business tasks.
Related News
Canadian SMBs shy from government hiring incentives
Canadian small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are lukewarm when it comes to the federal government's efforts to boost job creation in Canada, according to a new survey. In the 2013 federal budget, the
Post to Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn Share with Google+ Published on: May 29th, 2013 Candice So @candice_so
New mobile tools added to contracting application
Business software vendor Sage North America has released new mobile time collection and project file capabilities for Sage Construction Anywhere, its cloud-based collaborative solution for the constriction industry. Sage Construction Anywhere integrates with
Post to Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn Share with Google+ Published on: March 28th, 2013 Jeff Jedras @jeffjedrasitw
“We’re enthusiastic and proud of the rapid evolution of Sage One. Over the last six months we have introduced seamless bank account integration, the ability to get paid faster with integrated credit card processing and various advancements in the accounting area such as the ability to track quotes and outstanding bills owed by the small business,” said Henry Benamram, general manager, Sage One in the US, in a statement. “This year at Sage Summit we are pleased to celebrate this evolution with our customers whose input has helped shape our product updates.”
A Canadian edition is just one of the new developments. Other enhancements upcoming include the launch of an Accountant’s Edition to connect accountants with their clients using Sage One, and a mobile app.
Sage One is seen as an entry-point to bring new startups into Sage who can move up the Sage product chain to Sage 50, the vendor’s SMB offering, as they add employees and grow.
In other announcements by Sage at Summit related to its midmarket offerings, the vendor announced new cloud-based mobile solutions — Sage Mobile Sales, Sage Mobile Service, and Sage Billing and Payment – to integrate with of Sage 100 ERP and Sage 300 ERP.