SAGE CONSTRUCTION SOFTWARE REVIEWS


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SAGE CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING USER REVIEWS


Sage Software — For 10 years Dion Langness has used Sage Estimating software for "estimating costs, generating proposals, and scheduling work." Before spending $2,000 for the software, he looked at other products and found that "most are similar," but the deciding factor was the availability of "local help that ensured my chances of using it would be higher."

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SAGE JOB COST ACCOUNTING USER REVIEWS

Sage Master Builder — For small to mid-sized businesses, Master Builder can save significant time and money over basic programs such as Quickbooks and Peachtree. Dion Langness has found that, "Estimating time is cut by about 50%, Payroll processing another 25%, and approximately 50% is saved in generating construction specific reporting." There is also a significant reduction in errors.

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Sage Timberline Office 1 —After using Timberline construction software for job cost accounting for the past 5 years, Kelly Runge has seen a significant reduction in "the time that our payroll clerk used to incur doing manual calculations. That also resulted in a corresponding reduction in human errors. In addition, valuable time is saved in the way we are able to obtain job costing in real time as we need it, even daily, if necessary. When we have short duration jobs that can be crucial."

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Sage Timberline Office 2 —Having eliminated the need to back-track to try and locate errors or typos that were normally made with the previous spreadsheet system, the team's ability to prepare capital cost estimates sped up dramatically. In fact, as a result of using Timberline, Gentech's, productivity has increased about 20 percent.

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Sage Timberline Office 3 —"Timberline's help desk was very useful. They can answer specific questions on issues, and are able to provide both clarification or direction on how to get things done," Yang noted.

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