The first version of the product, Sage One Accounts Extra, is already being sold in the United Kingdom. Also at the conference, Sherry Willman, product planning manager, detailed moves made in April with Sage 50, although not publicized beyond users. Sage eliminated its long-standing Complete edition, leaving Pro, Premium and Quantum as the “good, better, best” kind of approach for the Sage 50 line. Editions for nonprofits, construction, distribution and manufacturing organizations were also dropped as it was believed these were better covered with Quantum, which also had editions for those markets. Willman and marketing VP Scott White outlined other changes that accompanied a switch to three annual releases of Sage 50 in place of the historical one. Two- and four-user versions were added for Premium, which had one-, three- and five-user editions. New user levels were also added for Quantum, topping off at 40 users.