Upgrade to Sage 50 Accounts 2011
New for 2011:
Support of Flat Rate VAT scheme, Sage Pay Integration with web stores, New Sage Services toolbar, Improved Bank Reconciliations and Improved Charity Reporting.
Other Features of Sage Accounts:
Easier than ever to use
Based on your feedback we continue to develop the little things that make a big difference, including being able to raise a credit note directly from an invoice, save user preference settings; sort and filter customer and supplier information; edit recurring entry dates without creating a new entry and much more.
Sage Pay ‘pay now’ option
To help you get paid quicker, there’s a new ‘Pay now’ button that you can add to PDF documents if you use Sage Pay. For example, if you send invoices by email you can now embed a ‘Pay now’ button to let your customers make an immediate online payment. It provides more flexibility as well as improving your cash flow.
Latest legislation updates
Stay on the right side of the law come January 2010. Changes to the way VAT returns are made for trade in the EC means submissions will have to be split by Goods and Services. So you’ll be prepared. And the online VAT submissions process as easy to use as ever for your mandatory online submissions in 2010.
Create barcodes
Create barcodes within the products area – a great way to track and trace products and documents, or speed up stock takes and pick lists. If you currently use barcode software, this will be a real time saver for both you and your customers. This new feature also works alongside the sophisticated stock and purchase order management tools in Sage 50 Accounts Plus 2010 and Sage 50 Accounts Professional 2010.
Cash register
If you currently have a retail or trade outlet, the new cash register in Sage 50 Accounts 2010 is a dedicated tool that will help you account for and bank takings, track discrepancies and manage your float.
Data Import Wizard
Our new wizard helps you get information into Sage 50 Accounts 2010 even quicker than from your existing Sage 50 Accounts software as well as other sources such as Microsoft Excel.
