Hi Marc,

Third party solutions provided by Sage Business Partners to integrate the scenario you'v described above.

Our product can import into Simply Accounting, for details you can visit links below or contact us.

Thanks,

Akhtar Rawasia

Business Innovation Technologies Inc.

[email protected]

www.businnovatech.com

www.swagsys.com

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(905) 944-8900

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Some types of information can be imported into Sage 50 / Simply Accounting with the "out of the box" software.

For import formats, see:

na.sage.com/.../guides-and-manuals  and pick 'older guides and manuals'.

Download the PDF for 2006, Advanced Topics.  There is a section there on importing some types of data.  No need to fuss with the version number, it's there for you to specify that the program importing has to be at least that version.  About all of the current functionality was in the 2006 version.

One easy way to figger out the import file format, is to just export some of your data, and see how it's organized.  Not all data is import-able, so you may need a third party program, or you're a programming ninja you could download the developer's SDK (ODBC, C#, C++, or Visual Basic) in order to do it.

I hope that helps, please post back and / or tag any solution that you found helpful.

Randy

Some types of information can be imported into Sage 50 / Simply Accounting with the "out of the box" software.

For import formats, see:

na.sage.com/.../guides-and-manuals  and pick 'older guides and manuals'.

Download the PDF for 2006, Advanced Topics.  There is a section there on importing some types of data.  No need to fuss with the version number, it's there for you to specify that the program importing has to be at least that version.  About all of the current functionality was in the 2006 version.

One easy way to figger out the import file format, is to just export some of your data, and see how it's organized.  Not all data is import-able, so you may need a third party program, or you're a programming ninja you could download the developer's SDK (ODBC, C#, C++, or Visual Basic) in order to do it.

I hope that helps, please post back and / or tag any solution that you found helpful.

Randy

You might also want to look at 'autohotkey' (free) or some other program that can send keystrokes to a program.  I have used it to update Sage inventory data on a couple thousand items, while I went for pizza.