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Sage 200

Recognised: its business objects, proposed in Spanish.

How it connects
It reads Sage 200's SQL Server database through a read-only account. Lindero recognises it on its own and proposes its objects: customers, suppliers, items, warehouses, quotes, orders, delivery notes, invoices, stock movements, stock and ledger entries.
What it reads
Its tables with the catalogue's keys and the proposed objects. Joins the database does not declare are proposed for a person to review before they are saved.
Which account it needs
A read-only SQL Server login (db_datareader plus VIEW DEFINITION).
Can it write?
No. Lindero never writes to Sage's database.

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