Sage ERP Accpac

Enabling mid-sized organisations to conduct business with suppliers and customers anywhere in the world, Sage ERP Accpac supports finance, operations, and customer management.

Case studies

Find out how The Global Fund have benefitted from using Sage Accpac.

  • The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

    Geneva, Switzerland

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    Not for profit Sage ERP Accpac

    The problem

    During the first 18 months of business, the volume and complexity of transactions carried out at The Global Fund was manageable in a Microsoft Excel workbook. With just one person entering and monitoring transactions, accountability for the completeness and accuracy of the bookkeeping was straightforward. But with rapid expansion in size and complexity came the need for a professional accounting package to provide the necessary rigour in bookkeeping, audit trail and financial reporting.

    How Sage ERP Accpac helped

    The Global Fund chose Sage ERP Accpac and Sage Business Partner SABIS Consulting Group to implement the solution. Its open architecture and modular design mean Sage Accpac has the flexibility to support The Global Fund’s rapid evolution and expansion, and the organisation has been pleased with the performance of its accounting tool. In addition, the multi-currency capability of Sage Accpac means The Global Fund can record, monitor and reconcile eight bank accounts in US dollars, Swiss Francs and Euros.

    "It was clear that this solution would offer a good cost versus benefits ratio, and offered features, such as multi-currency, that suited a growing, international organisation. In addition, Sage and SABIS were very open to the idea of tailoring the modules precisely to our business needs."

    David BallSenior Finance Officer, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

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How is an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system designed?

A An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) should be based around a single database that collects information from a range of sources (other software for example) and then consolidates this wealth of data into one place.