News - June 2025

Sage 300 Enablement Session

Peresoft recently participated in the Sage 300 Enablement Session, where we shared insights into our strong legacy and what lies ahead in the next product release. The session began with a look back at our 42-year journey of innovation in financial automation, then dove into exciting new developments on the horizon for 2026.

Among the key features previewed:

Batch Entry Supporting Documents: Set up multi-layered authorisation workflows with configurable notification settings and default attachment paths.

Authorisations in C/B Bank Setup: Add a path to supporting documentation (e.g. PDFs, ZIPs, OneDrive links) directly in the batch entry. These documents are also viewable in posted transactions, with configurable security access for editing.

Authorising Batches with Comments: Email notifications, attachments, and user comments are now integrated when authorising batches.

Three-Factor Authorisation: Strengthened controls for secure financial processing.

Watch the full Session with Sage here.

New Bank Formats

RecXpress

Bank Format	Country
ABSA MT940	Botswana
ABSA Statement 3 Unpacked	South Africa
Business Online EFTPOS (CSV)	South Africa
First National Bank - Receipt IT	South Africa
HSBC MT940	Indonesia
Scotia Bank (BAI)	Canada
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EFTXpress

Bank Format	Country
Eswatini Mobile E-Mali (CSV)	Eswatini
STD Bank International Payments	Eswatini
Standard Bank Unayo (CSV)	Eswatini
Swazi MTN (CSV)	Eswatini
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Top Read ITWeb Article of the Week

The formation of the Sage 300 Action Group has drawn widespread attention, becoming the most read article of the week on ITWEB. This initiative brings together Sage 300 partners and stakeholders to share insights, best practices, and solutions to common challenges, fostering collaboration and continuous improvement.

By promoting innovation and a stronger sense of community, the group aims to enhance the user experience and drive future advancements in the Sage 300 ecosystem. Read the full ITWeb article here.