Despite the dip, sales for the nine months were up 1.9 percent to about $143.5 million. The firm’s comments about factors behind the drop were limited but it noted, “the transition of sales to SaaS, which has a direct impact on the volume of activity but does ensure recurring revenue …” SaaS revenue rose about 19.4 percent over last year’s corresponding period to approximately $23.6 million. It did not break out the category for the third quarter. ProdWare spotlighted results for France and Germany, which reached about $78 million for the nine months, an increase of 20.8 percent. The company goes not report net income during its initial release of financial results. It released revenue for the first half on July 17 but reported net income on October 18. First-half revenue was about $102.6 million, which was adjusted from the originally reported total. Net income for the period was roughly $8.7 million, up 8.5 percent over the total for the first half of 2017.