Software position
5 licensed products on the registerProducts
5
0 on a support contract
Not on contract
5
£580 a year at listed rates
Annual support value
£0
No software support contract
Support calls
10
£750 chargeable
Software register
What the customer is licensed for, and what DCS supports
| Code | Product | Licence ref | Installed on | Support | Annual amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEC001 | Bespoke job management system Version 12.7.2 | T80828 | Workstations | Not on contract | — |
| MJM001 | KwikStock stock control add-on Version 3.0.18 | T74362 | Server - Sql1 | Not on contract | — |
| COR1 | Job costing link Version 4.2.0 | T40308 | Workstations | Not on contract | — |
| SG50AC | Sage 50 Accounts Professional | LIC 774543 | Workstations | Not on contract | — |
| SG50PR | Sage 50 Payroll | LIC 341212 | Workstations | Not on contract | — |
Calls by product
Where software support time goes
Recent software calls
Logged against the product, not a machine
- £56.25Nominal period end would not runSage 50 Accounts Professional · Julie Herbert · 08 Jul 2026
- £37.5User locked out of the payroll companySage 50 Accounts Professional · Anne-Marie Cable · 07 Jul 2026
- £150Backup of the data directory verifiedSage 50 Accounts Professional · Anne-Marie Cable · 09 Jun 2026
- £18.75Stock take variance querySage 50 Accounts Professional · Julie Herbert · 27 May 2026
- £112.5Stock take variance queryKwikStock stock control add-on · Kelly Gregory · 15 Apr 2026
- £150Email payslips would not clear — SQL service restartedSage 50 Payroll · Karen Taylor · 04 Dec 2025
- £75Backup of the data directory verifiedBespoke job management system · Anne-Marie Cable · 29 Jun 2025
- £75Year end routine walkthroughJob costing link · Julie Herbert · 10 Jun 2025
- £56.25Stock take variance querySage 50 Accounts Professional · Karen Taylor · 20 Apr 2025
- £18.75User locked out of the payroll companySage 50 Accounts Professional · Kelly Gregory · 27 Oct 2024
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.