The holiday season is about to start, and retailers are already lining up their promotions. According to Adobe, consumers are expected to spend $275.1 billion online during the 2026 holiday season. The busiest stretch comes with Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, when order volumes surge and every part of your business is tested at… Read More: Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Sage integration for Retail Holiday Rush »
Sage Business Vision is retiring on December 31, 2026. After the End of Life (EOL) date, every edition will stop receiving software updates, fixes, security patches, compliance changes, and technical support. Sage will not be responsible for it. If you’re reading this in late 2026, note that a Sage BusinessVision migration typically takes four to… Read More: Sage BusinessVision Migration Guide: Plan, Scope, Go Live »
Over this series, we have covered what Sage’s End-Of-Life announcement actually means, the seven risks of staying on Sage BusinessVision past the deadline, and how to build a realistic transition calendar. Each of those articles ended in the same place: you need to start now. This post answers the question that follows — who should… Read More: How to Choose a Sage BusinessVision Migration Partner »
With fewer than four months remaining until the Sage BusinessVision End of Life, Sage has reminded every Sage BusinessVision customer that all editions of the product retire on December 31, 2026. In this article, we have covered a detailed timeline of the Sage BusinessVision retirement: what has already happened, what changes in the coming months,… Read More: The Final 100 Days: Sage BusinessVision EOL Calendar »
Sage has confirmed that every edition of Sage BusinessVision will reach End of Life (EOL) on December 31, 2026. After that date, Sage will no longer issue software updates, fixes, security patches, payroll calculations, compliance updates, or technical support for the product. For distributors, manufacturers, and wholesalers who have run their financials on BusinessVision for… Read More: Sage Announces End of Life for BusinessVision: What Businesses Need… »
What if your Microsoft D365 CRM could do more than manage your pipeline — and actually help your business grow faster? When Microsoft D365 and an ERP like Sage aren’t connected, sales end up re-entering orders manually and losing visibility into invoices, stock, and account status that already exist in Sage. Connecting the two gives… Read More: A Complete Guide on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Integration with Sage »
