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zanoff46


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Hi there..

I received an invite to work remotely on a Sage 50 Company.

Do I need to purchase the License Sage50 Software with its

Serial Number and Activation key.

Thanks in advance for the replies...

Zanoff46

 



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Shamus


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You need to talk to the company hiring you.

I don't use Sage but I do work with client software, generally working for two or three companies at the same time and I have either laptops or VDI access from each of them in order to access their systems / software / Data. I don't purchase any licenses myself.

As I say, they are the only one's who will be able to tell you what you need to buy and what is supplied. If you need to buy something then that is between yourself and the company to negotiate payment for the software... Always get the money up front.

All the best,

Shaun.

 



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