Sage takes Diamond partnership for 2026 HR Indaba

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Sage has joined as a Diamond partner for the 2026 HR Indaba, set to take place on 20 October.

The HR Indaba continues to stand out as one of South Africa’s most anticipated gatherings for HR professionals, uniting leaders, practitioners and innovators to exchange ideas, unpack challenges and explore practical solutions shaping the future of work.

Sage is known for delivering offers a wide range of innovative software solutions for managing your business, accounting, payroll, people and more, helping organisations streamline workforce operations with ease. From automated payroll processing and employee self-service tools to data-driven workforce insights, Sage enables HR professionals to boost efficiency, ensure compliance, and create engaging employee experiences. Trusted by businesses of all sizes, Sage continues to drive digital transformation in the world of work.

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with Sage and other leading partners at the Indaba, where thousands of HR professionals and industry leaders will gather for a day of learning, networking, fresh ideas, conversations and a vibrant expo floor.

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