Keep Sage 100, X3 or Intacct as it is. Your team asks Workd for stock, orders and balances and places orders out loud, and customers get answers without a custom portal.
What syncs with Sage
Sage has been a fixture in distribution for decades. Sage 100 is the workhorse, Sage X3 handles more complex operations and Sage Intacct leads with finance. These are serious systems with serious data.
The gap is between what the system does and what your team needs: reps want stock on their phones, customers expect instant answers. Workd adds that layer without touching your Sage installation.
Your team talks to their Workd agent the way they would talk to a colleague. Workd does the typing.
✓Answered from live Sage inventory
✓Order history pulled from Sage
✓Sales order created in Sage
✓Workd alerts you from Sage receivables
Plain-language questions answered from Sage data.
Check stock, look up customers and enter orders by voice, without navigating screens.
Low inventory, unusual patterns and overdue receivables, flagged automatically.
Customers get order history, tracking and invoices without a custom portal.
The questions leadership actually asks, answered visually from Sage data.
Your Sage data from any device. No VPN or remote desktop.
The workhorse of small and mid-size distribution.
The more sophisticated ERP with stronger web capabilities.
Cloud-based and finance-first, with strong APIs.
Sage 100, Sage X3 and Sage Intacct. Sage 100 and Sage X3 each have their own page with the details.
No. Workd integrates from the outside, which keeps your upgrade path and your Sage support agreement intact.
Most teams start with one workflow: sales access to stock and customers, customer self-service, alerts, or voice order entry. Then they expand.
Most teams are live in two to four weeks, starting with the workflow that hurts most.
Distributors from $5M to $1.5B run their sales, orders and deliveries on Workd. Live on the ERP you already run in two to four weeks.