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Project billing and costs, imported straight into Sage 50.
The CMap Sage Addon sits alongside Sage 50 on your accounts machine.
Import in a couple of clicks, with payment status flowing back.
Billing, costs & expenses
Raised once
Sales invoicing
Expenses & purchases
Payment status

Accounting & compliance
Imports on demand
What syncs
Sales invoices, expenses, purchase invoices & orders, and payment status
How it runs
Windows desktop add-on on your Sage machine. Imports on demand from a review grid, no background sync
Works with
Sage 50 versions 2019 through 2026
Included in
CMap Consulting & AEC editions, as a core integration
This is a core CMap integration: built, supported and maintained by CMap, and delivered as a Windows desktop add-on installed alongside Sage 50. Three guided steps, then your accounts team runs imports whenever they are ready, with payment status flowing back to CMap.
It is a core CMap integration, built, supported and maintained by CMap, and available on the Consulting and AEC editions.
Customers and suppliers are matched on a shared finance code between CMap and Sage 50. Your CMap Consultant will guide you through aligning these codes during setup.
No. Imports run on demand from the add-on's review grid. Nothing moves until someone in your team selects it and runs the import, so your accounts team sees exactly what will post, row by row, before anything goes across.
Sage 50 versions from 2019 through 2026 are supported, with the add-on installed on the same computer as Sage 50.
Yes. The CMap Sage Addon is a Windows desktop application installed on the same computer as Sage 50. It imports sales invoices, expenses, purchase invoices and purchase orders raised in CMap into Sage 50, and brings payment status back to CMap.
Sage 50 is one of CMap's core finance integrations, built, supported and maintained by CMap, alongside the accounting, CRM and collaboration tools your business already runs on.