Sage 100 2022.0 is Released!

Sage 100 2022.0 was released on Monday, April 18. 2022.

Highlights of the new version:

Sage Production Management has been improved, offering the features of our Work Order solution and so much more into a modern technology stack
Addition of Work Ticket Entry and Labor Entry features
New fully customizable Visual Process Flows
Sales Order and Quote History Inquiry visibility
Addition of Display All Sales Order Types in Item Maintenance
New Search for Quotes in Customer Maintenance feature
64-bit Operating System addition; Sage Intelligence is now compatible with Sage 100 64-bit

Sage Production Management will continue to evolve as Sage makes product improvements. Future enhancements to Inventory Requirements Planning (IRP) will ensure compatibility with Production Management and additional large-scale feature improvements will help customers
pivot with ease amid unpredictable market conditions.

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