Here's a look at recent developments that are making news in the Sage channel including:
- Sage Summit Early Bird Pricing
- Revamped Partner Program for Accountants
- Change in Pricing for Payroll
Sage Summit Early Bird Rate Extended
Sir Richard Branson Featured Speaker at Sage Summit 2016
If you haven’t heard, registration for Sage Summit is now open!
The annual conference for Sage customers and business partners is happening in Chicago from July 25-28.
And the $199 early bird registration rate was recently extended to April 30, 2016 (the early bird rate was previously scheduled through March 31st).
So far, the one headline speaker that has been announced is Sir Richard Branson. More “big name” speakers will likely be announced over the next several weeks.
The annual conference for Sage customers and business partners is happening in Chicago from July 25-28.
And the $199 early bird registration rate was recently extended to April 30, 2016 (the early bird rate was previously scheduled through March 31st).
So far, the one headline speaker that has been announced is Sir Richard Branson. More “big name” speakers will likely be announced over the next several weeks.
Sage Launches New Program for Accountants
Sage recently announced the launch of a Global Accountant Partner Program to help accountants transform and grow their practices, learn from industry experts, and simplify relationships with Sage.
The new accountant program provides enhanced benefits to its members including:
The new accountant program provides enhanced benefits to its members including:
- A free-to-join, peer-led community of accountant partners with access to the full suite of Sage global products
- Educational resources provided by accounting professionals
- Marketing consultancy and funding to assist with practice growth
- Full accreditation for staff and practice as experts of Sage products
Change in Pricing for Payroll
Customers of Sage 100 (formerly MAS 90) and Sage 300 (formerly Accpac) will see a change in pricing of the U.S. payroll module. Based on newly-structured payroll tiers, customers will pay based on the number of paychecks processed for active employees (as opposed to the former pricing based on a flat module price plus annual maintenance).
Sage feels that the new pricing structure is more fair and consistent because customers now pay only based on the number of employees for whom payroll is processed. For example, a customer with only 10 employees on payroll will no longer pay the same price as a customer with 250 employees.
Click below for additional details and learn how the new payroll pricing structure works.
Sage feels that the new pricing structure is more fair and consistent because customers now pay only based on the number of employees for whom payroll is processed. For example, a customer with only 10 employees on payroll will no longer pay the same price as a customer with 250 employees.
Click below for additional details and learn how the new payroll pricing structure works.
