Senior Sage X3 Programmer
Budget: €36 – €0 EUR
I’m running Sage X3 Version 12 and need a seasoned developer who knows the platform inside out. The immediate priority is integrating Sage X3 with several external software tools that handle inventory planning and business analytics. Beyond the integration itself, I’m looking for someone who can fine-tune the existing setup, extend functionality through custom scripts or modules when required, and stay available for troubleshooting as new needs arise.
Spanish Language is needed
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A clean, well-documented integration layer that exchanges data reliably between Sage X3 and the target applications (REST, SOAP, or native APIs as appropriate).
• Any bespoke Sage X3 scripts, table extensions, or workflow tweaks needed to support the integration.
• Written deployment notes and usage documentation so my in-house team can maintain the solution.
• Post-deployment support for initial testing and adjustments.
You should be fully comfortable with Sage X3 Version 12’s development tools (SAFE X3, 4GL, Crystal Reports, etc.), have a solid track record of third-party integrations, and follow best practices for code documentation and version control. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk timing and milestones so we can get started right away.
Spanish Language is needed
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A clean, well-documented integration layer that exchanges data reliably between Sage X3 and the target applications (REST, SOAP, or native APIs as appropriate).
• Any bespoke Sage X3 scripts, table extensions, or workflow tweaks needed to support the integration.
• Written deployment notes and usage documentation so my in-house team can maintain the solution.
• Post-deployment support for initial testing and adjustments.
You should be fully comfortable with Sage X3 Version 12’s development tools (SAFE X3, 4GL, Crystal Reports, etc.), have a solid track record of third-party integrations, and follow best practices for code documentation and version control. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk timing and milestones so we can get started right away.