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Which Sage FAS Fixed Assets Is Right For You?

January 24, 2013 by Wayne Schulz

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Sage offers several varieties of fixed asset accounting software. Their three main choices are: Sage FAS 50 Fixed Assets, Sage FAS 100 Fixed Assets, and Sage FAS 500 Fixed Assets.

Do you know which variety is best for your company?

Generally the first qualifier may be the numbers of assets you need to depreciate. Sage FAS 50 Fixed Assets supports up to 1,000 assets, Sage FAS 100 Fixed Assets supports up to 10,000 and Sage FAS 500 Fixed Assets is appropriate for 10,000+ fixed assets.

Another important differentiator is that the Sage FAS 50 Fixed Assets will only work for singer user (non-network) environments – while Sage FAS 100 and 500 both work in Single Users/Multi-User or Client/Server (Sage FAS 500).

For more details download Which Sage FAS is Right For You?

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Sage FAS 100 self-running fixed assets demo

October 8, 2008 by Wayne Schulz

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If you’re interested in Sage FAS 100 fixed assets and would like more information without having to go through a salesman who is going to call you daily to ask “are there any more questions I can answer” — aka “Are you ready to buy??!” – then navigate online to this self-running FAS 100 presentation.

The Sage FAS Asset Accounting family provides easy-to-use fixed asset accounting, depreciation, and reporting features for businesses, governments, schools, and nonprofit organizations. Standard and customizable depreciation calculation methods help your business or organization optimize balance sheets, reduce insurance overpayments, and maximize tax savings.

About Sage FAS 100 Fixed Asset Software

With a comprehensive depreciation engine containing more than 300,000 IRS and GAAP rules, FAS Asset Accounting makes managing the lifecycle of your company’s fixed assets – from acquisition to disposal–fast, easy, and accurate. FAS Asset Accounting eliminates the time and energy it takes to manually perform the necessary accounting procedures, allowing you to focus on other tasks. Sage FAS has budget-friendly versions to meet the specific needs of your organization – from single-user, multi-user, or Microsoft® SQL networks, to the number of assets in your organization. FAS Asset Accounting can be customized to work to meet the specific needs of any business process with user-definable fields, “Smart Lists,” Asset Templates, and more.

View The Demonstration Online

The web session requires no pre-registration and takes you through some of the key points of Sage FAS 100 Fixed Asset software. The demo starts with an overview and features a live tour of import and export, setup and daily fixed asset operations.

Link: Sage FAS 100 Self-running demonstration

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