WHAT’S NEW IN SAGE 300 - Product Update 1 for Version 2022

The first product update for Sage 300 Version 2022 (2022 R1) is now available. In this article, we’ll look at the enhancements added in this latest software release.

Sage 300 Web Screen Improvements

Sage 300 2022.1 includes the following new features and improvements in Sage 300 web screens:

Project and Job Costing integration with Accounts Payable Invoice

You can now enter data and work with job-related documents on the AP Invoice Entry screen.

Improved process for printing custom Crystal Reports

For customized SAP Crystal Reports® opened from the Reports list, printing now works the same way as for other reports.

When printing, a preview of the report is not displayed in the SAP Crystal Reports® viewer.        Instead, the Export Report screen appears in a new browser tab and provides options for saving the report to a file. To print a physical copy of the report, save to a PDF and then print to your printer from the PDF.

Enhanced User Interface for Web Screens

For selected fields, new buttons are available that allow you to specify a value more quickly and easily by going to the first or last value, or to the next or previous value.

Improved experience when signing in

There's a new look and improved experience when signing into web screens. And if a problem prevents you from signing in, you’ll see a more informative message explaining what went wrong.

Contact us if you have questions about Sage 300 2022.1 or need help with an upgrade.

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Sage Intelligence Reporting Cloud

End of Life Announcement

Sage has announced they will discontinue the Sage Intelligence Reporting Cloud (SIRC) module effective with the release of Sage 300 2023.0 scheduled for August 2022.

IMPORTANT:  this does NOT impact Sage Intelligence (SI) which will continue to be distributed and supported for Sage 300. This only impacts Sage Intelligence Reporting Cloud (SIRC) which is the version of the reporting tool used with Sage 300 web screens. Stay tuned for more details as we approach the retirement date later this year.