Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate

We used it as our core accounting software for processing incoming invoices and general accounts payable tasks, tracking projected costs vs. actuals, printing cheques, processing payroll, sub-par vendor tracking and management, and some basic data extraction for pivot table generation to create some internally required reports for oversight and forecasting.

We have many small financial entities, and Sage/Timberline fills this need very well. The licensing is such that it makes it very cost-effective to manage many entities at a low cost. We have been using Sage Accounting as well as Sage/Timberline Estimating for over 20 years.

Sage 300 CRE is our ERP application that we use for all Accounting and Project Management functions. It also has HR modules however we do not use that part of the application. Our whole organization uses it though sometimes for different pieces of their daily jobs. Accounting uses it extensively for GL, billing and other accounting related functions while our operations department uses mainly the Project Management functions with some limited accounting use. Since it is our almost complete ERP application it's considered our main bread-and-butter app though the good and bad sides of it.

Everyone uses [Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate] either for job cost, accounting or payroll[.]

Sage is used within our Property Management office for a large hospital. We typically use it for tenant billing/finance purposes and it has never made things better! The ability to use the software for AP, AR, tracking and management all in one place has been great and has cut down on a lot of time and paperwork.

Sage is being used for our Accounting needs and requirements. Sage is above all the best Accounting software I have come across. Regardless of the industry you are in, it is a very versatile tool. Some of the business needs it is fulfilling are Accounts Receivable Reports and Invoices, Vendor and Purchasing Management along with Inventory and Equipment Management.

Sage 300 is used in our construction division. The software is used to collaborate project details with construction mangers, architects, field operations, and clients.

We use Sage 300 in our finance departments. We do not use it on the project management side because our production teams are not as technologically savvy and the system needs a certain level of skill. We use it for project accounting, billing, and budgeting. We also use it for payroll and accounts payable. The system tends to be bulky, but powerful and has a lot of ways to customize.

Sage 300 Construction is used in our real estate division of the company. It is used for AP, AR and GL functions.

Sage 300 is currently being utilized for accounting, billings, budgeting, payroll and meeting minutes.

We use Sage for our Project Management, Costing, and Finance (AP, AR, GL) modules. We recently moved away from using their payroll module.

We have three operators using it every day to prepare construction estimates. We put in material and labor take-offs as well as subcontractor and supplier bids. Then we send the budget to the accounting software where we can run our purchase orders, track our labor hours, do our billings, and pay our suppliers.

It is used across the entire organization between Heavy Job and Sage 300, it is implemented by the field, the cost department, and the executives. We do change management, cost coding, cost reports, field reports, and revenue recognition. Essentially every facet of our business is carried out through Sage 300. Although it can be clunky at times, as an organizational tool it exceeds our expectations, but it has a lot of room for improvement, especially pertaining to the user interface.

We use Sage 300 as our ERP system. It is mainly used by the accounting department as a GL and reporting system. We have added Timberscan to Timberline as a conduit to approve invoices and load the backup into the Timberline Sage 300 system. The system is our single source of truth.