Sage is an accounting platform with a deep installed base in industries including construction, distribution, manufacturing, nonprofit organizations, and professional services. Sage 50, Sage 100, Sage 300, and Sage Intacct serve a broad range of business sizes, from small companies to mid-market organizations with complex financial reporting requirements. The business banking customers running Sage have the same fundamental expectation as those on any other modern accounting platform: bank data should arrive automatically, accurately, and without manual intervention. Ninth Wave’s Sage integration delivers that directly.
Ninth Wave’s Sage integration is not limited to a single Sage product. The platform supports connectivity across Sage 50, Sage 100, Sage 300, and Sage Intacct — serving the full range of Sage customers in your commercial banking portfolio regardless of which product they use.
Sage’s dominance in construction, manufacturing, and professional services means Sage integration is particularly valuable for institutions with commercial banking concentrations in those sectors. Finance teams in these industries run Sage as core infrastructure, and direct bank connectivity is a meaningful operational improvement for them.
Sage integration is available through Ninth Wave Direct alongside QuickBooks, NetSuite, Xero, Quicken, Microsoft Business Central, and Workday — allowing institutions to serve their full commercial banking portfolio through a single platform agreement.
Bank transactions delivered into Sage’s reconciliation workflows automatically
Full Sage product family covered through a single connection
Current account balances accessible inside the Sage environment
Transaction data formatted to Sage’s expected field structures
Secure, credential-free data access for every customer connection
Bank-side visibility into Sage connection activity and instant revocation capability
OAuth 2.0 tokenization ensures that the business customer’s banking credentials are never shared with Sage or stored by any third party. The authorization is granted once and operates through a secure token for all subsequent data transfers.
The bank retains full visibility into all active Sage connections through Ninth Wave Portal. Connections can be monitored for anomalous activity and revoked instantly — giving the institution the control layer it needs to manage third-party access responsibly.
Ninth Wave Compass automates the configuration guidance for Sage integration — analyzing the bank’s API environment and generating step-by-step setup instructions that reduce implementation time across all four Sage product variants.
Ninth Wave Managed Services provides onboarding support tailored to the operational requirements of Sage customers in construction, manufacturing, and professional services — where accounting structures, cost codes, and entity configurations may differ from standard commercial banking implementations.
Institutions with an existing Ninth Wave Direct deployment can activate Sage integration for new business customers at the customer configuration level — no new platform implementation required.
One connection to Ninth Wave Direct gives your institution live access to QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage, Xero, Quicken, Microsoft Business Central, and Workday — without building or maintaining separate integrations for each.
Every connection is built on secure, standards-based APIs that eliminate credential sharing, support modern authentication, and remain compatible as ERP platforms release new versions.
Ninth Wave Direct and Ninth Wave Connect operate on the same platform — so the same institution can offer commercial customers direct ERP connectivity and retail customers permissioned data sharing without managing two separate vendors.
Ninth Wave Compass analyzes your institution’s API environment and generates step-by-step integration guidance automatically, compressing the time from customer onboarding request to live data feed.
Ninth Wave Managed Services provides hands-on implementation, customer onboarding, and ongoing operational support — so your team focuses on the commercial relationship, not the technical infrastructure.
The integration is presented to your business banking customers under your institution’s brand, with your institution managing the customer relationship and consent at every step.
