3 REASONS YOU’LL LOVE SAGE MAS INTELLIGENCE

SAGE MAS INTELLIGENCE

If you’ve been using Sage MAS 90 or 200 for a while, it’s hard to overstate the important role that FRx has undoubtedly played in your business.  But sometimes change (even when it’s forced on us by Microsoft!) leads to great things … and the retirement of FRx is no exception.  In fact, here are 3 reasons we think you’re going to love your new Sage MAS Intelligence reporting tool.

1. More Than a One-Trick Pony

First and foremost, Sage MAS Intelligence is so much more than just a financial reporter.  Unlike FRx that focused solely on data in your General Ledger, Sage MAS Intelligence looks across your entire MAS 90 or MAS 200 database to report on information in any module.  For example, a single report can display information from multiple companies and across operational areas like sales, accounting, payroll, manufacturing and inventory.  Now THAT’S well-rounded talent.

2. A Familiar Face

Sage MAS Intelligence is an Excel-based reporting tool.  With millions of customers worldwide using Excel, it’s likely that you’re already familiar with this indispensible business tool.  That means your learning curve will be short and a world of analytical tools will be at your finger tips    using Excel formulas, pivot tables, and charting tools. In fact, one of the reasons FRx originally became such a popular reporting tool was its Excel-like familiarity using Rows and Columns to build reports.

3. Good Looking AND Intelligent

With a variety of pre-formatted reports, Sage MAS Intelligence is a real “looker.”  All that raw data in your MAS 90 or 200 system is converted into graphs, charts, and dashboards that make it easy to spot trends and identify emerging opportunity. Bite-sized pieces of visual data combined into one view that’s worth far more than a thousand words. Perhaps more important, underneath that pretty face lies a powerful business intelligence engine which means you can slice, dice, filter, and analyze,  to your heart’s content … all without the need for technical assistance from the “IT Guy.”

Team TAG