Available in Sage 50 Quantum Accounting.

Set Up Company Users, Passwords, and User Roles

How Do I...

To implement data security and password protection, you must set up user records. When user names and passwords are set up, Sage 50 prompts you for a user name and password combination when you open a company. If a user knows the password, he or she can access the areas of the program to which you have rights. These rights are set up as a role that can be as specific your company as you want to make it. For example, if your company is a sales company, you might want to set up sales representative,buyer, and shipping clerk roles, among others.

Setting up users in Sage 50 involves setting up a company administrator first. After that, you can set up individual users and their roles. You can set up as many Sage 50 users as you have licenses for.

Note: Passwords must be at least seven characters. They must contain both numbers and letters. It's a good practice to include both upper- and lower-case letters, although this is not required. An example of a strong password: MLsmith707.

Important! If you forget your user name or password, you won't be able to access the company data. It's your responsibility to maintain user names/passwords. It is critical that you write down this information and file it away in a secure place. If you're the company administrator, you'll be responsible for all user name/password information; be sure that individual users know and keep secure their own user names/passwords.

In the unfortunate event that you lose your user name or password and no one else can open the Sage 50 company, contact Sage 50 Customer Support.