On January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) went into effect. The CCPA aims to protect the personal information of all California consumers and applies to qualifying for-profit businesses that collect, purchase, or sell personal information of California consumers. Businesses may be affected by CCPA, even if they are not based in California. We’ve compiled some helpful links to help you navigate this new legislation and determine what you may need to do to protect your business.

General information about the CCPA

To get ready for the CCPA, you can register for the CCPA training webinar and subscribe to the agile CCPA eLearning module. For more information on CCPA training and regulation changes, you can visit Sage's CCPA homepage today.

Sage 300 & the CCPA

For customers with an active Business Care plan, new features are available in Sage 300 to help you comply with the CCPA.

• To anonymize customer information without deleting their financial impact to your company, check out this article: Anonymizing Customers or Vendors in Sage 300
• For information on creating reports related to personal information stored in Sage 300, check out this article: Disclosure of information in Sage 300

Need Help?

Visit the Sage City Customer Resources page at www.SageCity.com/Resources for additional options, including links to Sage Knowledgebase, Sage City and Sage University, as well as Live Chat and Online Case submission.

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