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What are the key differences between Sage 50 and Sage 200?

There are many key differences when it comes to Sage 50 v Sage 200, and it can be a difficult choice to make. If you are looking for a Sage solution for your business, have a look at the main key differences of Save 50 v Sage 200 below so you can be confident in making the best choice for your business.

Feature

Sage 50 Features

Sage 200 Features

  
Nominal System Structure 1 Tier 3 Tier
Company Processes Multi-Company Allows for Complex Business Processes
Currency Foreign Currency Foreign Currency
Functionality Basic Accounting Strong Reporting & Management Capabilities
Financial Management Cash Flow Management Monitor Integrated CRM Functionality
Payment Functionality Payment for Invoices Online Batch/Serial Number Processing
Business Management Inventory Management Financial Period Control
Company Size Small to Medium Businesses Built for Company Growth
Business Analysis Customer/Supplier Management Strong Analysis Capabilities
Microsoft Office 365 Integration ✔ ✔
Business Intelligence ✘ ✔

 
Sage 200 Product Brochure

If you want to learn more about how Sage 200 fits your business needs, take a look at the new Sage 200 product brochure by clicking the button below.

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Would I Benefit From Sage 50 or Sage 200?


Sage 50 is the solution for small to medium sized businesses that are looking for easier functionality and business management. Sage 200 is aimed at businesses with £2m - £100m annual turnover or 50 - 250 employees across a range of industries. 

Sage 200 has a wider variety of business management and functionality available, including:
  • Bill of Materials
  • Financials
  • Business Intelligence
  • Project Accounting
  • Commercials
  • Standard or Professional Versions
  • Manufacturing
Sage 200 Standard is also built to grow with your business as well as being compliant with all the current legislations including Making Tax Digital.

Our team of experts are here to discuss your requirements and are on hand to guide you through the process to ensure that you get the solution that will work for you.

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Common signs that a business has outgrown Sage 50:

  • Slow, error-prone processes – As data mounts up in Sage 50, it’s not uncommon to experience time-delays and system crashes.
  • Data errors and corruption – Mounting data can also lead to data errors. Whilst data can be recovered, it can lead to system downtime, which is not only frustrating but leads to time consuming delays.
  • Struggling with off-premise access – Sage 50 is an on-premise solution and can’t be easily accessed off-premise. This can be an issue as a business grows and can hinder productivity. Remote working is also more important now than ever before and being able to access your systems anytime and anywhere is a priority.
  • Limited multi-company capabilities – Whilst it’s possible to have multiple companies in Sage 50, each company is held separately from one another. As businesses grow, they can become difficult to manage with Sage 50. 
  • Employee numbers – You have an increasing number of employees that use and need access to Sage software.
If your business is struggling with any of these issues, then migrating from Sage 50 to Sage 200 Standard will probably be the best option for you.

 

Need More Information? 

For more information about Sage 50 or Sage 200 or to arrange a live or web demo contact Onesys

Telephone: 01423 330335
Email: sales@onesys.co.uk 

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Making Tax Digital 

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