Many managers are so focused on quantitative results that they fail to apply simple common sense to inventory management and warehouse distribution. It's an issue across many manufacturers and other companies; focusing so much on the pricing or technological side of the inventory management equation that you fail to think about it from the common-sense management perspective. Here are four tips that will help you apply good old-fashioned common sense to your inventory management and warehouse distribution system.

Problem Details:

Need to re-add a company to the start list in Sage 300 or need to edit the connection to point to a different database location. 

The date was November 15, 16, 17, or 29^th – depending on which city you were in. For me it was the 29^th and I was in New Westminster, BC.  I woke up bright and early and made my way to BAASS Connect. When I arrived, preparations were in full swing.  

Of course you have a license! You bought and paid for your Sage Accpac ERP system. Everything was working fine yesterday, and today you are given an Accpac error and are told you "do not have a license to use this product" and can't access your program. What does this mean? 

It is time again for BAASS to motivate one another towards attaining a healthier lifestyle.  With a May 1st start date until September 4th, teams of 5 compete against one another for the winning title - the team with the most steps wins. 

This is the largest turnout we have ever had for our annual challenge with teams from both our Canadian and US offices participating.

The collected registration fees from each team will be matched by BAASS and donated to victims of the Fort McMurray tragedy.

Send your support by tweeting to us @baassbiz!

Please download the compatibility guide relevant for the version of Sage 300.  The following versions are attached:

Problem Details:

When launching Sage from a desktop icon, am getting a User Account Control prompt for administrator credentials. 

As Canadian organizations consider a move to Cloud Accounting, each must consider a number of items.  Based on our experience assisting clients who consider the shift to the cloud, we created some Frequently Asked Questions and responses.  This is the second blog in the series focusing on questions about your data in the cloud, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and US government regulations. This first of the two blogs focused on your data, where it is stored and the Canadian Privacy Act (PIPEDA).