What's new
- Sep 2026
NewUAE e-invoicing becomes mandatory on 1 January 2027 for businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more.
What Sage users need to do - Sep 2026
How we move Sage to our private cloud with one planned evening of downtime.
Read the migration plan
What leaves the first workshop
A practical view of the work, not a generic ERP pitch.
Where to start
Different ERP problems need different first steps.
If the problem is unclear, diagnose it first. If the project is already drifting, stabilise it before adding more scope.
Not sure what is broken
Use the ERP Health Check to separate process, data, configuration, reporting, and support issues.
Start with diagnosisProject is already in trouble
Use ERP Rescue when scope, data, UAT, integrations, or go-live confidence has started to drift.
Stabilise the projectReady to implement
Use ERP Implementation when scope is clear and the priority is delivery discipline through go-live.
Plan deliveryPartnerships & certifications
Platforms we run and support
- Windows ServerBuilds, patching, RDS
- Microsoft Hyper-VVirtualisation hosts
- Microsoft SQL ServerSage databases, tuning
- Crystal ReportsReport design, conversion
- HornetsecurityEmail security, M365 backup
Choose the right starting point
ERP work should start from the business situation, not a service catalogue.
Most clients do not need every service on day one. They need a clear recommendation on whether to diagnose, stabilise, implement, migrate, or extend the system.
View the full service modelRun an assessment before configuration starts.
Process map, scope boundaries, product fit, and executive decision notes.
Move into implementation with data and cutover risks visible.
Configuration plan, migration approach, UAT schedule, and go-live ownership.
Use support, health checks, or targeted development instead of restarting.
Issue history, recurring month-end blockers, integration gaps, and training needs.




Why clients stay with us
You don't need another vendor pitch. You need a team that has configured Sage for companies like yours and will be there when something breaks at quarter-end. That's the job.
Sage-Certified Specialists
Every consultant holds current certifications across X3, 300, and Intacct.
Industry-First Configurations
We configure Sage for how your industry works, from manufacturing and distribution to F&B and pharma, instead of starting from a generic template.
One Partner, Full Lifecycle
Implementation, hosting, support, and development under one roof.
Transparent Delivery
Fixed timelines, weekly progress reports, and no hidden costs.
Industry scenarios
Different sectors fail in different places.
The value is not an industry badge. It is knowing which controls, integrations, reports, and adoption risks usually break first.
Anonymised delivery notes
Client confidentiality is protected. Proof is shared by industry, role, region, and the operational issue solved.
“The useful part was not the demo. It was the inventory walk-through where they caught three approval steps we had stopped questioning.”
“We finally had one list of open decisions for finance, warehouse, and IT. That changed the project more than any slide deck.”
“Their support team knew the go-live history, so the first month-end issue did not become a vendor blame exercise.”
Client names are withheld for confidentiality. Named references can be coordinated subject to customer approval.
Delivery rhythm
The important question changes as the project moves.
Stage gates let leadership see what is decided, what is still open, and what needs client ownership before the next step.
Discovery
What is actually slowing the business down?
Process walkthroughs, current reports, pain points, system ownership.
Design
What should Sage do as standard, and where is change justified?
Configuration decisions, integration map, data migration rules.
Build and test
Can users complete real work before go-live?
UAT scripts, exception handling, reconciliation, training gaps.
Go-live and support
What happens if month-end or operations hit a blocker?
Cutover plan, rollback points, hypercare owners, support handover.
