Insights into the Sage 100 Ecosystem

We provide deep-dive discussions on industry trends, technical challenges, and strategic opportunities for accounting professionals using Sage 100. Join us for expert insights from the front lines of the accounting software landscape.

Jessica Gardner, MBA — Your Host

Jessica has spent the last 5 years in the Sage ecosystem helping businesses modernize their systems, improve their processes, and get more value from the software they use every day. Known for making complex conversations feel approachable, practical, and even fun, Jessica has built a reputation of trust and transparency in the Sage community.

The Unofficial Sage 100 Podcast is about bringing forward the consultants, partners, and power users who are doing great work in the Sage world every day. This podcast is her way of sharing the conversations, insights, and real-world knowledge that deserve to be heard.

Her philosophy is simple: People. Process. Progress.

Welcome to the show.

Disclaimer: The views expressed on this podcast are mine alone, they do not represent and are in no way affiliated with Stewart Technologies or any other entities.

Featured Guest

In our inaugural episode, we sit down with Sue Dunn, Sales Director for the Sage 100 Team at MicroAccounting Solutions, and someone who has lived and breathed Sage products for decades.

From running her own consulting shop to helping businesses across the country get more out of Sage 100, Sue brings a wealth of real world experience to the conversation.

We talk about what makes Sage 100 such a powerhouse for distribution and manufacturing companies, and how educating clients has always been at the heart of everything she does.

If you are in the Sage ecosystem, or just curious about what good ERP consulting really looks like, this is an episode you will not want to miss.

Sue Dunn

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“I started this podcast because some of the best conversations in the Sage 100 world happen off the record — at conferences, in Slack channels, over coffee between calls. The consultants and power users doing the real work rarely get a mic. I wanted to change that. This is my way of pulling those conversations into the open: no sales pitch, no corporate polish, just people who know this ecosystem talking honestly about what works, what doesn't, and where it's headed. People. Process. Progress. That's the whole idea.”

— JESSICA GARDNER, HOST

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