Please refer to the following article if you are looking for assistance with your Sage 100 product:
If your Sage 100 version is not supported and you need assistance with TLS compliance, please contact Paya and/or your channel partner for assistance.
Sage 100 2017 to current
These versions of Sage 100 are integrated for credit card processing. The integration leverages Paya Connect Desktop. However, your infrastructure may need additional actions to become compliant with TLS 1.2 communication protocols.
Please refer to the minimum TLS requirements below:
A program fix is required to run the settlement report over a compliant TLS protocol
- 2018.2 – program fix AR6005T.zip
- 2017.4 – program fix AR5012T.zip
Sage 100 2013 (ver 5.0) to Sage 100 2016 (ver 5.3)
These versions of Sage 100 are integrated for credit card processing. The integration leverages Sage Exchange Desktop 1.0 (SED 1.0). Paya has set an obsolescence date for SED 1.0 of June 25th, 2018. Paya Connect Desktop has a legacy service built into the program to support SED 1.0 integrated products. Customers using these versions of Sage100 must complete a transition to Paya Connect Desktop (PCD).
Completely uninstalling SED 1.0 and repairing the Module SDK must be completed before installing PCD.
Please refer to this article for information about this process.
Please refer to this article for the process of installing Sage Exchange Desktop 2.0.
Your infrastructure may need additional actions to become compliant with TLS 1.2 communication protocols.
Please refer to the minimum TLS requirements below:
A program fix is required to run the settlement report over a compliant TLS protocol
- 2016.5 – program fix AR5011T.zip (Program fix AR5005T.zip is also required to detect installations of PCD.)
- 2015.5 – program fix AR5010T.zip (Program fix AR5006T.zip is also required to detect installations of PCD.)
MAS 90/100 ver 4.1 to 4.5
These versions of MAS 90/100 are integrated for credit card processing. The integration leverages a version of our legacy APIs. Paya continues to support these legacy APIs, but you may need to take action to become compliant with TLS 1.2 communication protocols.
Please refer to the minimum TLS requirements below:
TLS 1.2 minimum requirements for compliance
Our customers and vendors need to continue working on being TLS 1.2 compliant. You will need to enable TLS 1.2 security protocols on your servers and workstations. The minimum operating systems that support TLS 1.2 options are Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows 7. Please ensure that all updates and patches have been applied. If you are using Linux, please check the Open SSL changelog for the version of your Linux OS that will support TLS 1.2.
For more information about how to enable TLS 1.1 and 1.2 for Windows operating systems please refer to this link. Paya has built a program that simplifies the necessary Registry Edits mentioned in the Microsoft article, please click here to download this program.
Disclaimer: The usage of these programs should be limited to systems administrators because they could impact system-critical services and applications. Certain services and applications may not be capable of communication over certain TLS protocols; you may need to contact your vendor for a TLS 1.2 compatible version of their solutions.
If you have questions or require additional information, please contact us and we will be in touch with you shortly.