Inventory Advisor starts at $299 per month; Billing & Payment is $129.95 Mobile Sales is $514.95. Mobile Service, $414.95. Each of these has a per-monthly user charge and a one-time setup fee. CRM Cloud is $39 per user per month and the Sage webpage says those interested in \on-premise can call for quotes. Is there anything missing? Since, Mobile Sales, Service and Billing & Payments each have a "Buy Now" button and you can check out via a shopping cart, I'd say the channel is missing. With Inventory Advisor, prospects can fill out a form "so a representative may contact you ..." and the on-premise CRM version says to "contact us and one of our specialists will help get you started." I guess reps and specialists could be VARs. Let me see; Microsoft's page on its latest Dynamics retail release has a button that says "Find a Partner" and another that says "Contact Us" under the statement, "Let us help you find a partner" with the links to five major channel players in retail via their logos. A bit more direct.
SAGE 100 2014 "CLOUD CONNECTED" Featured
The launch of Sage 100 ERP 2014 reminds us that there are many ways to the cloud. Sage uses the phrase cloud-connected with the latest launch and given the number of companies who seem to want about everything but their accounting in the cloud, it's a reasonable approach. So the product integrates with Sage Inventory Advisor, Billing and Payment, Mobile Sales, Mobile Service and CRM. This is also a bit of a "Would you like fries with that?" approach.
