Upgrading your Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate (CRE) software is an important part of managing a healthy system and staying up-to-date on current technology and features. But before you update anything, you should ALWAYS backup your data. In this article, we’ll show you how to do both (and as a bonus, provide guidance for archiving data you don’t use as much anymore).
We have found that few contractors know their true equipment costs, and even fewer know how to allocate those costs correctly. By Using the Sage 300 CRE Equipment Cost module (EQ), you can charge projects for the full cost of the equipment each uses. Read on to learn why proper equipment costing leads to better selection of projects and to a profitably managed equipment fleet.
In South Florida, the challenge of aging infrastructure in dire need of updating has helped Hartzell Construction achieve a grand vision of offering high quality craftsmanship and construction services, from residential remodeling to high-rise concrete restoration. Read on to learn about the role that Acumatica Construction plays in the company’s tremendous growth and diversification into additional specialties.
This is important for Inventory Control and management as well as enabling effective Purchasing Procedures in Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate (aka Timberline Office Software).
As adoption of Sage Service Operations (SSO) is being widely accepted within the Service Management client base, a major consideration is the use of “Assignments” and where they should best managed. It is my opinion to transition from the Service Management method of resource assignment upon a successful adoption of SSO within your organization in an attempt to eliminate confusion during product on-boarding and transition.
