Greetings,

If you just need to modify a few things for your specific business processes then as others have recommended you should use Customizer, Customizer Scripting and the Business Object Interface.  If you are going to use these tools and are new to Sage 100, you should look at the training classes we offer ate Sage University (www.SageU.com) for Data File Structures, Customizer and Business Object Interface.

If your integrations are going to require access to the Sage 100 source code then you would need to look into the Development Partner Source code program.  This option requires additional training on Sage 100 development standards and has an annual fee.  Reach out to your Sage consultant or our Sage 100 Sales Department if you are interested in the Development Partner Program.

Thank you,
Kent Mackall

Thank you very much for your response. I do not think we need access to the Sage 100 source code. We only call some of their functions to CRUD some invoice, payments and etc. Even some API, we do not need full CRUD, maybe just get method or list method.

Thank you very much for your response. I do not think we need access to the Sage 100 source code. We only call some of their functions to CRUD some invoice, payments and etc. Even some API, we do not need full CRUD, maybe just get method or list method.

For what you are doing the Data File Structures and BOI training are probably enough to get you started..

The Object reference is included in Sage 100.  From the Information Center Page under See More select Resources. On the Resources page under Program Information select File Layouts and Program Information.  Then select Object Reference.

Please note that not all objects are fully documented.  This is an evolving set of documents and we do add more information with each release.

Thanks,

Kent