Sage 50 US

I'm trying to import the Unit Cost field among others for Inventory adjustments via the COM Interface. For some reason this one field likes to remain at 0.00 even when making a positive adjustment with a value greater than 0.00. Here is an example of…

I've found how to get a list of the Accounting Periods through the SDK (Using .net API). Is there a place to find the current period so I'm not entering or updating records from an accounting period?

Hi All, I am trying to connect the Sage 50 US COM APIs 2019 - version 26. when I run my program which is written in the C#.Net is giving the below error. Creating an instance of the COM component with CLSID {49073E6E-C47A-41DD-BF5A-01184439577C…

var companyId = GetCompany(); try { // Request authorization from Sage 50 for our third-party application. AuthorizationResult authorizationResult = Session.RequestAccess(companyId); This line Session.RequestAccess throws a PeachtreeException: FileNotFound…

I'm trying to use the sample COM project CSSDK and am having trouble logging in, I'm trying to log in with the User ID and Password I was sent by sage support to access the COM interface but I get the "Access is denied." message. What am I doing wrong…

Hi, Is there any way to update the onhand qyt in a MasterStockItem from the SDK?

Hi, I have sage 50 accounting, the data are on a local server (within same network). We have no issue with the performance when using Sage 50 but when using the SDK it's really [:@]tooooooooooooo[:@] slow Listing companies takes 45 seconds! Finding…

I am trying to use the SDK (COM) to transfer a journal entry to Sage 50 (Peactree) but cannot make it work. I can see the import status screen flash out and there is no error occurs during the import; but nothing appears in the sage 50 journal entry report…

I have an Application ID and I can start a new session and open our production company, but every time I (or anyone) runs this c# .net app it always says that I have to open Sage and allow access. I open Sage and select 'Always Allow' but we have to do…