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  • 1.  Sage 100 Supported Versions - Sorta, kinda - dependind on how you define "supported"

    Posted 06-27-2025 09:56

    I noticed today that Sage updated their Sage 100 Supported versions KB here.   

    The hidden "gotcha" to this KB article is: 

    1. Sage presently only provides product updates to N-1 ( 2025 and 2024 ) ( See: May 21, 2025 Sage Quarterly Partner Webcast - slide deck available in Sage Partner -showing that only 2025.1 and 2024.1 scheduled for release during July 2025 ) - despite supporting N-2.
    2. Sage no longer openly posts product fixes in the download portal unless they are major issues impacting all customers. Other downloads/fixes appears to be "sign a waiver once you get a tech to find that in fact a download/fix does exist". Does this signal that Sage no longer tests these fixes and therefore requires a waiver? 

    For practical purposes this likely doesn't impact many end-users since

    a)  if you are so small that you can install a product update the day that it's release then you are probably small enough to install a full upgrade.
    b) if your site has multiple third-party enhancements you are likely locked into whatever version you presently are using (unable to immediately install a PU )  depending on how difficult it is to obtain compatible version(s) of third-party integrations.


    However, in my view, an N-2 support policy should include product update releases for ALL supported versions. And fixes (downloads)  should be viewable in the Sage download portal without having to call a tech and sign a waiver on behalf of a client ( which I never do - I insist the client sign because if Sage doesn't have confidence in the fix why should I sign the waiver? I make the customer sign).

    Happy Friday!



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  • 2.  RE: Sage 100 Supported Versions - Sorta, kinda - dependind on how you define "supported"

    Posted 06-27-2025 10:01

    It would be amazing if by 2030 Higher Logic gave the ability for the original poster to fix typos in the heading of threads that they start



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    CT
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  • 3.  RE: Sage 100 Supported Versions - Sorta, kinda - dependind on how you define "supported"

    Posted 06-27-2025 12:23

    @Wayne Schulz - Isn't that like saying by 2030 Sage will fix WAD's that are obvious defects????



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