Webexpenses is a proud partner of Sage

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Reflecting on a fantastic two days at Sage Summit 2017, the webexpenses team could not be prouder to not only partner with the company, but exhibit at the global business show.

The event was seamlessly organised and carried out, from the keynote speakers to the variety of product workshops, there was something for everyone.

The webexpenses stand was never quiet, our sales and partner teams had their hands full with countless demos and talks on our award-winning software.

It was also a fantastic opportunity to talk through the benefits of webexpenses’ integration with Sage 50 and 200 and what it can bring to businesses of all sizes. Find out more information on the sage integration here.

Andy May, Head of Sales at webexpenses, said:

“Sage Summit was a fantastic event. Over the two days it was a great opportunity to talk to existing partners and clients about using the system and receive such great feedback. A number of them were using the system on the day to claim back their travel to the ExCeL.

Our team were very busy throughout the show, discussing what solutions we could offer to companies who still managed their expenses with spreadsheets.Through our long-standing integration into the Sage products we’ve become a trusted solution to manage expenses for Sage users.”

Sean Morgan, Partnership Executive at webexpenses, said:

“It was great for webexpenses to be part of Sage Summit. We met their friendly, ever-expanding client base and met with Sage partners to discuss further business opportunities too.”

Overall Sage Summit was a success for webexpenses and we received a great amount of enquiries about our software. To find out more about webexpenses and our integration with Sage, click here.

 

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