Sector Guide Cloud, Software & Services Sage launches integrated suites to drive growth for SMBs
SAGE has launched two new suites in the UK and Canada to transform how SMBs and accountancy practices operate and grow their business. Bringing together Sage’s award-winning accounting, HR, and business management tools into two scalable solutions, Sage for Accountants and Sage for Small Business, mark a significant step forward in Sage’s commitment to champion SMBs, accountants and bookkeepers. These suites are purpose built to meet the needs of accountants, bookkeepers and SMBs, enabling them to get more tasks done by freeing up more time whilst boosting efficiency and productivity. With Sage for Accountants and Sage for Small Business, users can focus on what matters to them, from growth and offering great services to their passions outside of work. Three customisable membership plans — Essentials, Standard, and Premium — will scale to match the unique needs of businesses and accountancy practices. SMBs and accountants and bookkeepers are now able to self-
manage users and subscriptions, all in one integrated solution that is paid for on a single monthly invoice. Making it even easier for sole traders and small businesses to run and grow their business, Sage for Small Business simplifies the long list of jobs to be done from managing cashflow to engaging and managing a team of people. By bringing together critical business tools and expert advice designed for small businesses into a single suite, it allows business owners to free up their time to focus on their business and what truly matters to them. As part of the launch of suites, UK customers will be the first to get their hands on Sage Copilot, a new generative AI powered productivity assistant. Integrated within Sage for Small Business and Sage for Accountants, Sage Copilot is designed to transform operations by automating routine administrative tasks and offering real-time business insights. This allows small businesses to operate more efficiently, and accountants and bookkeepers to make smarter, faster decisions, and focus more on strategic client management rather than administrative tasks.
New Logi AI Prompt Builder software
LOGITECH has launched a free new tool that helps prompt Open AI’s
ChatGPT faster and more fluently while staying in the flow of work. Logi AI Prompt Builder is a software window that pops up via the Logi Options+ app at the touch of a button, transforming Logitech’s keyboard and mouse into a shortcut to the power of AI. Logi AI Prompt Builder can be accessed by anyone with a Logitech keyboard or mouse supported by the English language version of the Logi Options+ app including Logitech MX, Ergo, Signature and Studio Series devices. Within the app, you can identify a shortcut key on your keyboard or a mouse button that will open and close the tool whenever you need. You can also customise your own queries, and define what kind of tone, style, complexity or length you want the final answer to be. This saves you time and clicks, with virtually no disruption to your workflow.
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Introducing
Kaseya 365 KASEYA has launched Kaseya 365, a subscription that gives MSPs access to manage, secure, back up, and automate all their clients’ environments. The company says that this is at a fraction of the price currently required and will change the unit economics for MSPs, leading to a significant increase in their profitability overnight.
The Kaseya 365 subscription is inclusive of all the functionality of remote monitoring and management (RMM), antivirus protection, endpoint detection and response (EDR), managed detection and response (MDR), patch management, ransomware rollback and endpoint backup. This all-in-one solution also includes 20 core automations to significantly enhance workflow efficiency and reduce errors.
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