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CRMconnect + Saga - the accountant works where they feel at home

Saga stays your accounting firm's tool. CRMconnect runs operations (OMS, WMS, EDI, e-Invoice, e-Transport) and exports a clean XML/CSV monthly into Saga. The firm opens Saga, imports, generates Romanian declarations D394, D406, D100, D112.

  • The accounting firm stays in Saga - zero new training
  • CRMconnect runs operations and e-Invoice SPV
  • Clean monthly export: invoices, receipts, transfers, e-Transport UITs
  • D394, D406, D100, D112 generated in Saga as usual

Does your accounting firm work in Saga? Excellent - they don't need to switch. Saga (Saga Soft / Saga C) is the local, file-based accounting application massively used by Romanian accounting firms. It knows Romanian tax law perfectly, exports all mandatory fiscal declarations (D394, D406 SAF-T, D100, D112) and is the "de facto standard" for the typical accountant.

This is our doctrine: the accountant stays where they're comfortable. CRMconnect runs everything operational (orders, warehouse, EDI, e-Invoice, e-Transport), and at month-end we export a clean package - XML/CSV with all documents - that the firm imports into Saga. The accountant opens Saga as usual, generates declarations, submits to ANAF. For the full technical flow, see also the complete CRMconnect Saga connector.

What Saga does very well - and why we keep it

  • Knows Romanian law perfectly - automatic updates at every fiscal change
  • Generates all declarations - D394, D406 SAF-T, D100, D112, balance sheet, VAT journal
  • File-based, fast on any PC - requires no serious infrastructure
  • De facto standard for firms - over 10,000 accounting firms use it
  • Very accessible pricing - under €100/year per company for most firms
  • Huge accountant community - any junior accountant knows it

How we work together - concretely

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Scenario 1 - FMCG distributor with Saga-based accounting firm

CRMconnect runs OMS + WMS + EDI + e-Invoice + e-Transport during the month. At month-end (or weekly/daily, as preferred), CRMconnect generates XML/CSV export for Saga: invoices (lines, prices, VAT rates), receipts (entry prices), inter-warehouse transfers, e-Transport UITs. The firm opens Saga, imports the package, generates D394 and D406. Zero re-typing, zero discrepancies.

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Scenario 2 - Manufacturer with Saga at external accounting

The manufacturer uses CRMconnect for production, RM/FG warehouse, retailer EDI. The external firm receives monthly Saga export + prepared VAT reconciliation. The accountant doesn't need to call you with questions - all data is complete, correct, formatted right. See technical flow in the Saga connector.

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Scenario 3 - Multi-store retailer adding CRMconnect without changing Saga

Your firm has worked in Saga for 10 years. You add CRMconnect WMS + POS integration. Daily sales consolidate automatically, simplified invoice generated in batch, daily Saga export. The firm continues in Saga, just with correct data at source.

Our doctrine: Saga is an ally, not a competitor

CRMconnect is not an accounting application. We are the operational layer that delivers correct data into accounting applications (Saga, SmartBill, Oblio, Ciel, Senior Accounting, etc.) - without trying to replace them.

Accounting firms working with Saga are our natural allies. We make their lives easier (cleaner source data, fewer questions at month-end, faster filings), we don't force them to learn new systems and we don't take their work - we grow their productivity per client.

If your firm is comfortable with Saga, keep it. Add only the CRMconnect operational layer (OMS, WMS, EDI, e-Invoice, e-Transport) and benefit from the ANAF Fiscal Hub plus the complete Saga connector.

Do you need CRMconnect on top of Saga?

  • You have >100 orders/month from >1 channel and operators still type into Saga
  • Warehouse with >2 operators, still on paper/Excel
  • You work with major retailers requiring EDI
  • You generate >20 e-Transports/day manually
  • Your firm gets missing documents/errors at month-end
  • You want real-time sales/stock/cash-flow dashboards, not just Saga monthly reports
If you tick ≥2, the CRMconnect layer on top of Saga delivers ROI in <6 months - and Saga stays where it is, at the firm.

Frequently asked questions

Does my accounting firm have to switch from Saga?

No. The firm keeps working in Saga exactly as before. They will simply receive cleaner and more complete data.

How does CRMconnect send data to Saga?

Monthly (or weekly/daily) XML/CSV export with structure compatible with Saga import: invoices (head + lines), receipts, transfers, e-Transport UITs. The firm imports with one click. See the complete Saga connector for technical details.

Who generates the e-Invoice - CRMconnect or Saga?

CRMconnect generates XML UBL 2.1 RO_CIUS and automatically submits to SPV (e-Invoice happens at source, not month-end). Saga receives the invoice later via export - only for bookkeeping and declarations.

Who files D394, D406 declarations?

The firm, in Saga, as usual. CRMconnect only delivers clean data. Benefit: D394 without 'unregistered partner' errors, D406 without ANAF rejections.

How much does CRMconnect cost on top of Saga?

From €20/user/month (Essential) for CRMconnect modules. Saga stays at the firm's price. See full pricing.

Let's see how CRMconnect plugs on top of your firm's Saga

30-min personalized demo - we show you the exact flow: what enters CRMconnect, what export goes to the firm, what changes (or doesn't) for the accountant. We can invite the accountant too.

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