MIP Fund Accounting™ is a configurable fund accounting solution. The solution includes functionality for fund accounting, procurement, budgeting, payroll, human resources, timekeeping, fixed asset management, grant management, and dashboards for nonprofits and government agencies.
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
Score 6.8 out of 10
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite is integrated tax and accounting software that manages the operations of legal firms. It is used to collect client data, and post finished tax returns, from managing client engagements to practice management.
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MIP Fund Accounting
Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
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Free/Freemium Version
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MIP Fund Accounting
Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
Features
MIP Fund Accounting
Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
Payroll Management
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Ratings
Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
10.0
1 Ratings
28% above category average
Pay calculation
00 Ratings
10.01 Ratings
Customization
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MIP Fund Accounting
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
8.5
1 Ratings
10% above category average
API for custom integration
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8.01 Ratings
Plug-ins
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9.01 Ratings
Security
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
8.2
4 Ratings
0% below category average
Single sign-on capability
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8.33 Ratings
Role-based user permissions
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8.14 Ratings
Reporting & Analytics
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
7.2
4 Ratings
8% below category average
Dashboards
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8.13 Ratings
Standard reports
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8.04 Ratings
Custom reports
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5.64 Ratings
General Ledger and Configurable Accounting
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Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite
8.6
4 Ratings
12% above category average
Accounts payable
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8.01 Ratings
Accounts receivable
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8.01 Ratings
Cash management
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10.01 Ratings
Bank reconciliation
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10.02 Ratings
Expense management
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10.01 Ratings
Time tracking
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9.01 Ratings
Fixed asset management
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9.02 Ratings
Multi-currency support
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7.12 Ratings
Multi-division support
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8.01 Ratings
Regulations compliance
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10.02 Ratings
Electronic tax filing
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8.01 Ratings
Self-service portal
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9.01 Ratings
Primary and Secondary Ledgers
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8.01 Ratings
Intercompany Accounting
00 Ratings
8.01 Ratings
Localizations
00 Ratings
8.01 Ratings
Journals and Reconciliations
00 Ratings
8.03 Ratings
Enterprise Accounting
00 Ratings
8.01 Ratings
Configurable Accounting
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8.01 Ratings
Centralized Rules Framework
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9.01 Ratings
Standardized Processes
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9.13 Ratings
Inventory Management
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MIP Fund Accounting works very well for general fundraising. The form creation process is easy and allows you to set parameters and add fees, quantities, images, etc. This process is smooth on the customer (forward-facing) side as well. Reports are generated once the transactions have gone through, making tracking and reconciliation with accounting easy.
It is extremely suitable for the client since for us they are all US-based companies, even though the main headquarters of our business is in Mexico.
It is less appropriate in terms of usability than taxes, since it does not include adaptability to Mexican legislation, and its deployment through customizations and reports is extremely expensive.
With the payroll process, if there is an error in sending the stubs through email, there is no option to resend without a restore. That really needs to change.
Being able to void encumbrance at the same time as a PO would be an incredible time saver.
I give MIP a 10 because Our organization use MIP Fund Accounting ever since I've been there and that's been for over 20 plus years for all of our accounting and payroll. MIP has stayed on the cutting edge of technology, ever evolving to meet the needs of the times, especially post pandemic, while many are working remotely! MIP support staff are very knowledgeable and efficient. Even new users can get up to speed quickly with MIP Fund Accounting.
I have used this system for about 12 years now and I still learning how to use it. It always surprises me how there is another report to learn to achieve my data reporting goals. It is great to have a system that you have used long enough to feel comfortable with but also a system that allows you to learn new ways to report and enter data into the system
I have rarely encountered any issues accessing MIP Fund Accounting over the years. On the rare occasions when availability was interrupted, the reasons were always found in-house when using the on-premises version. Since we have migrated to the MIP cloud, we have had no issues with availability. Any maintenance or updates are always communicated to us and are usually done outside of business hours.
We have 18 programs and the CFO has the ability through MIP Fund Accounting to generate separate and/or collective reporting for those programs. Each program has its own grant or funding source. Each has its own reporting guidelines that must be met so the ability to run reporting separately or collectively is a plus.
I have not reached out to MIP for technical support; however, their website offers great help resources so I can solve an issue on my own. Another team member reached out to MIP for support and was helped quickly. The transition process took longer than expected due to a lag in communication.
Support for Thomson Reuters is very in-depth as they have a ton of knowledge articles that help troubleshoot common issues and gives a launching pad for users to learn more about the product and help them use the tools effectively and efficiently. When needed, reaching out to the live support is always prompt and we are able to effectively work past any issues that come up.
There are no specifics on what happens if you make one choice or another to know which is the best selection. This is true for JVs and AP. In training we were not given specifics of what happens when one possibility is selected over another.
Denise O'Malley provided training for the HR module when we added it to our system. Denise also gave us a demo of the EWS module which we were able to see that it would not meet our needs. She was very kind about and understanding regarding the functions we needed with a time clock system.
Don't waste your time with MIP. There are plenty of other softwares out there that will do the job better. Do your homework. Get references from actual users. Make sure that what you choose will truly integrate. Make sure that there is local support. Get training. You will be glad that you passed this one by. Trust me.
I've utilized other ERP accounting software like Infor, NetSuite, and MS Dynamics, to name a few. MIP Fund Accounting offers flexibility and room for growth while not being overly heavy on your team to maintain it. And, we're now learning more about the add-on's and more advanced capabilities to leverage with our team.
The flexibility to create certain features are helpful and are designed to be easier on MIP Accounting Cloud. It has been easier than the MIP Accounting classic version. I may have not fully utilized the software to deploy across multiple departments other than generating revenue reports or expenses. As well as developing budget worksheets for our departments. Which are great as it is, but have not gone farther than that.
We converted to the cloud version a few years ago to reduce our dependency on a dedicated internal IT server which needed to be replaced. The cost of the product switched to a monthly fee which increased cost somewhat but probably is matched with IT savings over time in doing upgrades.
We have an efficient team of two people doing the transactional work, so we don't really have much incentive to further automate our processes. And with the turnover in the CFO position we have had, has helped us maintain consistency in our processing.
Once I learned how to memorize and recall transactions it was a huge timesaver and increased the accuracy and consistency of our entry.
The cost of training is sometimes prohibitive. Example is my accounting clerk MIGHT benefit from additional training but at about $200 for a lot of the courses, it is more than we have budgeted.
Not authorized to view the large scale picture of Thomson Reuters CS Suite on ROI, however, it has been a part of the business model for years with constant updates and is only getting more and more efficient as time goes on.