Sage Connector
Use your Sage management data in Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI or Data Studio.
Pathta connects Sage to your reporting tools and business applications, with no code. The local agent reads your data on your server, without exposing it to the internet.
Published by Now-Code, a software publisher based in Bordeaux, France.
Visualize your Sage data where you work
The same path opens in the spreadsheet or BI tool of your choice. You refresh, and the numbers follow.
In your spreadsheets
To analyze, rework and share your data every day.
Excel
Load your tables directly into a workbook. PivotTables, formulas, and charts stay connected to fresh data: one click on Refresh is all it takes.
The Pathta add-in for Excel →Google Sheets
Import your data and share an always up-to-date table with your teams or your clients. Ideal for collaborative tracking and quick exports.
The Pathta add-on for Google Sheets →In your BI tools
To steer your business with dashboards that are always up to date.
Power BI
Build reports on your Sage data: trial balance, revenue, outstanding receivables, inventory. Pathta acts as the data source, with no SQL queries to maintain on the Sage database.
The Power BI connection in detail →Data Studio
Select the Pathta connector from the gallery, paste your key, and choose your path: your reports populate and can be shared with a single link.
The Data Studio connector →How to connect Sage with Pathta
A few minutes are enough to set up your first flow, no developer needed.
Each data flow is called a path: a selection of tables, fields and filters you can reuse anywhere.
Create your account
Sign up at pathta.io (30-day free trial)
Connect Sage
Install the Pathta local agent on your network, add Sage as a source and choose the data you want to expose.
Build a path
Select the tables, fields and filters you need.
Choose the destination
Open the path in Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI or Data Studio, or schedule a sync.
Connect Sage to your tools today
Create your account, connect your source, and open your first path in Excel in just a few minutes.
