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I have a potential customer that is looking to expand -they are currently using Sage 50 Quantum Accounting on one system - if they wanted to go to a multi-user, what options are available? &nbsp;One search I saw was that you could either have 1 user or would have to jump to 5 users, is this correct?
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I have a potential customer that is looking to expand -they are currently using Sage 50 Quantum Accounting on one system - if they wanted to go to a multi-user, what options are available?  One search I saw was that you could either have 1 user or would have to jump to 5 users, is this correct?

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