Glime CRM + Sage No connector yet
Sage covers everything from a desktop ledger to a mid-market cloud ERP — which Sage you run decides what the connection looks like.
What a connector would carry (not built)
- Accepted quotes become sales orders with the line-level detail Sage expects, not a single-line summary
- Nominal/account codes ride on product records so coding is not re-keyed per invoice
- The audit trail behind every discount survives the handoff — approver, timestamp, and reason stay on the Glime record
Who runs Sage
Long-established in UK and European small businesses, often installed years before the sales team had a CRM at all.
How the connection works today
Three different products wear the name. Sage Accounting (Business Cloud) has a modern REST API; Sage Intacct exposes Web Services and a REST surface for the mid-market end; Sage 50 is a desktop ledger whose data is reached through Sage's own connectivity tooling on Windows. Cloud Sage is an API integration and Sage 50 is realistically a CSV handoff — ask which one you have before anyone promises a sync.
Status: Glime does not ship a one-click Sage connector today. What
exists is a structured export of your whole workspace — every object, on any plan, and still
available if your term lapses — plus the REST surface the Glime app itself runs on. That is
enough to build the sync, or to hand a partner the shape of your data. Hosted connectors and
the key-authenticated public API are roadmap, tracked in erp-integration.md;
nothing built against the export will be wasted when they land.
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Sage is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here for identification only. Glime is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. Integration depth depends on your plan and the hosted API roadmap — see developer docs. API details reflect each vendor's published documentation as of 2026; verify current surfaces with the vendor.
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