Sage Integration

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Cowboy Bob replied

22 May 2008, 18:02
Sage is basically a front end to MS Access. You should be able to dive in there directly and get what you need.
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Dow Jones replied

22 May 2008, 15:39
Check it out

Fran mate - I've seen (not implemented) what you are after but with Sage 50/100. Why don't you talk to Sage?
Could be worth your while. Couple of weeks work at least.
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Sockpuppet replied

22 May 2008, 15:16
Originally posted by Fran View Post

It's a very small company!

Instant Accounts?
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Fran replied

22 May 2008, 14:45
Originally posted by Dow Jones View Post

Isn't Sage 10 getting on a bit? Sounds like Windows 98!

It's a very small company!
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Dow Jones replied

22 May 2008, 11:05
Qn

Isn't Sage 10 getting on a bit? Sounds like Windows 98!
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oracleslave replied

22 May 2008, 09:48
Originally posted by Fran View Post

Actually looks like they do ...

http://www.sage-ereference.com

... but I'm not paying that price when I can get a third party product for £250!

Not sure how Sage works but what about upgrades, future releases etc. Will the client have to get the 3rd party software updated at XX expense every time? There might be a case for using the Sage stuff for ease of upgrade, integration with future releases etc.
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Fran replied

22 May 2008, 09:36
Actually looks like they do ...

http://www.sage-ereference.com

... but I'm not paying that price when I can get a third party product for £250!
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Fran replied

22 May 2008, 09:33
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

You mean Sage doesn't ship with public API's with full documentation?

Would be nice, but not found any so far!
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oracleslave replied

22 May 2008, 09:03
Originally posted by Fran View Post

I know this is possible and a client is asking for it?

Anyone know where I can get help to integrate an e-commerce website with Sage 10?

....Or am I better off recommending a third party integration tool such as http://www.getconnect.co.uk/

You mean Sage doesn't ship with public API's with full documentation?
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Fran started a topic Sage Integration

22 May 2008, 08:48
Sage Integration

I know this is possible and a client is asking for it?

Anyone know where I can get help to integrate an e-commerce website with Sage 10?

....Or am I better off recommending a third party integration tool such as http://www.getconnect.co.uk/
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