Where can I find the product page for Sage50 desktop/Peachtree and NOT the cloud version?.What sort of support is available and I'm HOPING it's 1000% better than what Intuit offers.Database size/capacity : I can't seem to find anything on the Sage site about what standard features come with Sage50 and how big a database it can handle and IF we exceed that can we move to a larger Sage platform if desired without starting over.It would need to run on Windows 10 and handle be able to have the company file served off Windows Server 2019 which I believe is ok based on a quick google search. We typically have 3-4 people using QB simultaneously.

We are NOT interested in a cloud solution but prefer a desktop solution like we are using now. after weeding through the other references people had for other products. Yesterday I was poking around on reddit and found positive references towards Sage50 and that led me here. the idea of moving to another platform has been in the back of my head for a while and management is ok with it especially if it will save money since QB is VERY expensive annually. and other monkeying around - spending hours that could have been better used elsewhere. It took the cake last week when we were trying to print 1099-NEC's for a few people and it required a complete uninstall and re-install and then a full-update just to print the current forms. I'll admit that I'm tired of legacy bugs in QB and odd behaviors and regularly corrupting database/company file that need to be rebuilt. So, we have this legacy company file used with QBES but also are starting a new organization that is in the process of setting up the company file using Quickbooks Premier 2021 - but it might be a great place to try a science experiment in this new organization and try Sage50 if the pricing isn't too steep, etc. I had NEVER used QB until about 15-16 months ago. (I think they started with Quickbooks v8).

They've been using Quickbooks Enterprise Solutions for years - more than a decade. I work for a small non-profit here in California.

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