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cleveleyfreight.co.uk · Logistics · Account manager Dan Okafor · Cleveley Holdings (site of 3)

Microsoft 365Stale12 days agoSupport & assets (SQL)Healthy17 hr ago

01 Jan 202625 Aug 2026 · month buckets · applies to every section

Software position

2 licensed products on the register
Products
2
0 on a support contract
Not on contract
2
£250 a year at listed rates
Annual support value
£0
No software support contract
Support calls
9
£712.5 chargeable

Software register

What the customer is licensed for, and what DCS supports

Licensed software products
CodeProductLicence refInstalled onSupportAnnual amount
SG50ACSage 50 Accounts Professional
Version 6.1.6
T24463Server - Sql1Not on contract
SG50PRSage 50 PayrollT29906WorkstationsNot on contract

Calls by product

Where software support time goes

Recent software calls

Logged against the product, not a machine

  • Nominal period end would not run
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Kelly Gregory · 18 Aug 2026
    £37.5
  • Invoice imported twice from the job system
    Sage 50 Payroll · Anne-Marie Cable · 24 May 2026
    £75
  • Purchase order print alignment
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Karen Taylor · 21 Mar 2026
    £37.5
  • Email payslips would not clear — SQL service restarted
    Sage 50 Payroll · Julie Herbert · 13 Dec 2025
    £150
  • Purchase order print alignment
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Kelly Gregory · 07 May 2025
    £56.25
  • Email payslips would not clear — SQL service restarted
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Stacey Thomas · 19 Feb 2025
    £112.5
  • Nominal period end would not run
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Stacey Thomas · 15 Jan 2025
    £150
  • Year end routine walkthrough
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Julie Herbert · 10 Nov 2024
    £18.75
  • Stock take variance query
    Sage 50 Accounts Professional · Karen Taylor · 12 Oct 2024
    £75
iHow software support is countedShow
Software calls are logged against the licensed product rather than a machine, and are kept out of the hardware SLA figures — they have their own contract and their own response expectations. A product with no support contract is recorded as such rather than assumed to be unsupported.