Install Sage 50 Accounts v33

Summary

How to install Sage 50 Accounts v33 for the first time, or install it on a new computer.

NOTE: Follow our alternative article if you need to upgrade your current version of Sage 50 Accounts.

To see a short demo that covers this process.

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Before installing Sage 50 Accounts, follow the checks to prepare to install Sage 50 Accounts. It covers key checks like how to check your system requirements.

Some devices aren't compatible with Sage software, so following these checks helps prevent installation issues.

TIP: To use Sage 50 Accounts on multiple computers, just install it on each one by following the same steps.

Click the link below to download the 64-bit version of Sage 50 Accounts:

Download Sage 50 Accounts v33.0 64-bit.
To begin the installation, locate and double-click the downloaded application.
If prompted, click Yes to allow this app to make changes to your device.
Select Accept License Agreement & Install.
NOTE: We recommend installing the full program on all computers where you'll use Sage 50 Accounts. If you need more help during installation, click the icon at the top right of the install window.
Once the installation is complete, select Launch Sage 50 Accounts to add your company data.

Create a new company and set it up from scratch. Only do this on the first computer if you're setting up Sage 50 on more than one
Connect to existing company data

If the company data is set up for Remote Data Access, you can access it from any computer with Sage 50 Accounts installed.

To do this, just follow the steps in our article, Connect remotely from another computer.

In Sage 50 Accounts, click Help, then About, and check that your version number is 33.0.153.0

For details about the new features in v33, visit the new release hub.

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