Guides, comparisons and pricing on Sage ERP, payroll, HR and SARS compliance for South African finance teams.
Which is best for you depends on your entity structure, industry and readiness for cloud, and this guide compares them on exactly those lines.
Read the guide →Sage Intacct is priced by quotation, as an annual SaaS subscription shaped by three things: the modules you licence, the number and type of users, and the number of legal entities you run.
Read the guide →Quoted, not sold from a price list. Your cost comes down to users, the modules you licence, whether you run it on-premise or hosted, and a once-off implementation.
Read the guide →Migrating from Pastel to Sage 200 Evolution is a six-step project: scoping, data extraction and cleansing, mapping and trial migration, balance reconciliation, training, and go-live.
Read the guide →The truthful answer is a range with reasons, not a single number.
Read the guide →Whatever the size, it must automate SARS submissions, and this comparison judges every option on that first.
Read the guide →Priced by quotation, not a price list. Cost is shaped by how many employees you pay, the modules you switch on, and a once-off implementation.
Read the guide →The EMP501 is the reconciliation every employer must submit to SARS, proving that the PAYE, UIF and SDL you declared and paid over the period matches what your payroll actually processed, employee by employee.
Read the guide →The short answer: choose Sage Intacct if your complexity is financial, with multiple entities, currencies or a slow month-end close.
Read the guide →Three popular payroll systems, three sweet spots. An honest read on scale, HR depth and complexity, so you can pick the right fit.
Read the guide →The short answer: Sage Intacct is the sharper tool if your complexity is financial, meaning entities, currencies, consolidations and close speed.
Read the guide →How fund and grant accounting in the cloud helps South African NPOs track restricted donor funds, stay audit-ready and put more money into the mission.
Read the guide →Utilisation, WIP, revenue recognition and profit by project: why South African services firms are moving finance off spreadsheets and onto Sage Intacct.
Read the guide →Why the entity-per-property (SPV) model breaks spreadsheets, and how multi-entity cloud finance consolidates a whole property portfolio.
Read the guide →How Sage Intacct automates invoice capture, approvals and payment runs so South African finance teams cut manual work, tighten controls and close faster.
Read the guide →Manual invoicing and slow follow-ups push DSO up and cash flow down. Here is how Sage Intacct automates AR and collections for SA finance teams.
Read the guide →Ask the team that has implemented ERP and payroll for 880+ South African organisations since 2003.