Sage 50 to Sage 200

Moving from Sage 50 to Sage 200 is usually driven by growth: more users, more warehouses, more integrations. We extract Sage 50 data through its supported interfaces, map it to Sage 200's structure and reconcile it before go-live.

Plan Your Migration

The Migration Path

  1. 1Audit
  2. 2Map
  3. 3Test migrate
  4. 4Reconcile
  5. 5Cut over
  6. 6Parallel run

Extraction

Full Sage 50 extract, checked row by row.

Mapping

Every field mapping written down and signed off.

Reconciliation

Totals tied to Sage 50's own reports.

Parallel run

Both systems live until the numbers hold.

What We Map

Data extraction

Customers, suppliers, nominals, transactions and stock are extracted via ODBC or SDO, depending on the Sage 50 version.

Structure differences

Sage 50 is file-based and Sage 200 is SQL-backed, so records are re-keyed and validated rather than copied.

Stock and warehouses

Sage 200 adds warehouse-level stock control, so existing stock is allocated to locations as part of the mapping.

Integrations

Any connectors pointing at Sage 50 are re-pointed or rebuilt for Sage 200 before cutover.

Questions

Can we migrate from Sage 50 without losing our Sage 50 history?+

Yes, with a choice of opening balances, year-to-date or full history. Full history is costed separately.

Will our Sage 50 users keep working during the move?+

Parallel running keeps Sage 50 live until Sage 200 reconciles cleanly for a full reporting period.

Plan the Sage 50 to Sage 200 move

Tell us what you're moving and we'll audit the data before quoting.

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