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ACCPAC Plus is the venerable, beloved, old (ancient), easy-to-use, DOS-based accounting system originally from Computer Associates.

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This page maintained by Micro Management Associates Last updated February, 2026

For ACCPAC Plus help, please go to: www.mmanyc.com ACCPAC Plus is the venerable, beloved, old (ancient), easy-to-use, DOS-based accounting system originally from Computer Associates. As of this writing, there are still thousands of companies that continue to use ACCPAC Plus. HISTORY The original product, EasyBusiness Systems, was developed for the CP/M operating system in 1976 by the Basic Software Group and distributed by Information Unlimited Software. EasyBusinessSystems was ported to MS-DOS and the IBM-PC in 1983. Computer Associates acquired Information Unlimited Software in 1983 and ran it as an independent business unit. In 1984, Easy Business Systems added payroll processing and supported multiuser networking. In 1987, it implemented a multi-window interface (Windowing System Manager) to allow moving between different modules. Easy Business Systems was renamed ACCPAC Plus in 1987 with the release of version 5. The name ACCPAC is an acronym for 'A Complete and Comprehensive Program for Accounting Control'.

Computer Associates' ACCPAC division was eventually spun off by Computer Associates into a company called ACCPAC International although still controlled and majority-owned by Computer Associates.

In the late 1990's, while ACCPAC International was struggling to come up with a Windows version of ACCPAC Plus to meet it's competition (Great Plains, Solomon, MAS, etc.) that already had Windows-based accounting software, Softrak Systems (an ACCPAC Plus 3rd party developer in Vancouver, B.C. Canada) rolled out it's initial release of Adagio (Adagio Ledger V6.5), an accounting software package that was database compatible with ACCPAC Plus, and had the business logic, look and feel of ACCPAC Plus with similar screens and reports.

The first releases of ACCPAC International's Windows accounting product were burdened with a hardware dongle protection scheme and were received unfavorably by ACCPAC Plus users because of it's very difficult to configure and maintain Btrieve back-end database (a thunky precursor to Pervasive), difficult and expensive data conversion, need to completely re-train users and completely foreign screens and reports. The Windows successor products to ACCPAC Plus from ACCPAC International and Best/Sage Software have been variously known as ACCPAC Plus for Windows, CA-ACCPAC/2000, ACCPAC for Windows, ACCPAC Advantage Series, Sage Accpac ERP and Sage 300 ERP. These products all require a complicated, hard to maintain back-end database and look and act nothing like ACCPAC Plus.

In 2004, ACCPAC International was sold to Best Software, the North American subsidiary of Sage Software for $110 Million. Best Software was later merged with the international brand, Sage Software.