Sage Peachtree 2012 Accounting Software Debuts

Written By
Thor Olavsrud
Thor Olavsrud
Published: May 19, 2011
Updated: Jul 16, 2021
1 minute read

Business software vendor Sage, this week announced their new Peachtree 2012 line of small business accounting software.

One of the big new things in this iteration of the small business software is the Sage Advisor. The Sage Advisor is intended to help small businesses get the most out of their investment in the accounting software. It follows customers’ usage patterns and intuitively offers short, personalized demos, guided tips and tricks.

“We really want customers to use everything the software has to offer,” Shari Willman, product marketing manager with Sage Peachtree, explained. “The Sage Advisor is like a personalized trainer. We want to get help for you when you need it, right at the point of your need. We want to help you do something in the most efficient way.”


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Thor Olavsrud

Thor Olavsrud is a journalist covering data analytics, security, infrastructure, and networking for CIO.com. He's especially interested in companies that use data to transform their business to tackle problems in innovative ways. As a senior writer, his articles focus on practical insights, analysis, and business use cases that can help CIOs and other IT leaders navigate the shifting IT landscape.

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