Watch: Our 10-min Sage 200 Web Screens walkthrough

The introduction of Web Screens has brought true flexibility to Sage 200 users, allowing you to access its key features from the browser across any device and location.  

If you’ve not seen it yet, now’s your chance. We asked our Sage 200 team to prepare a short video to show you its key features. Scroll down for our ten-minute demo. 

What are Web Screens?

With Sage 200’s Web Screens, the solution has evolved from just being purely a desktop app. Web Screens now allow for browser-based web portal app activity, where key features can be accessed without needing the desktop client. 

Designed for flexibility and remote working, Web Screens improves accessibility, freeing your users to work from anywhere with an internet connection, on any device. 

With Web Screens, users can carry out tasks like sales order processing, purchase orders, stock management and financial reporting. What’s more, the interface is specifically designed for ease of use, reducing time required for training and improving efficiency.  

How can Web Screens be beneficial to your business?

Web Screens are beneficial for any business with users who work away from the office. This could be a finance team that has a hybrid working model, for instance, or a sales team that is on the road.  

Quick access to Sage 200’s features, like sales orders or stock management, without installing software on any device ensures that your teams can get access to the information they need at any time. 

Having easy access to real-time data also ensures better accuracy and decision-making, while an intuitive interface helps users adopt to the system faster.  

For SMEs needing agility, with flexible teams on the move, Web Screens provides a scalable, cost-effective and efficient way to access vital information anytime, anywhere. 

Watch: Sage 200 Web Screens demonstration

We asked our Sage 200 team to prepare a short demo of the key features that come with operating within Web Screens. You can view the demo on YouTube or watch in the browser below.