OpenGov vs. Unit4 Financials

OpenGov procurement needs to keep the business model of ProcureNow. I have noticed since it has joined OpenGov customer engagement has gotten lost.

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This would work well for the back side of accounting...meaning after the invoice was created. If you need software to create invoices, this may not be the software for you (or at least you would have to do additional research on its capability). Other than that, it takes care of the majority of our needs.

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• Engagement with customers.
• Continuous Improvement of product.
• Listens to customer needs.

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• It is easy to move around in if set up properly.
• You can changes background colors to your choice.
• It is customizable (you can create home pages specific to the user).

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• Reaching out to customers.
• Training.

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• There is a lot of "building" when first starting up with the software.
• Some of the data you cannot pull unless you have sequel knowledge, although capabilities are getting better.
• There is not a good operating statement report option.

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The OpenGov platform has been relatively easy for all staff at different levels to implement into their daily workday.

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They have always resolved any issues we have had. It has been timely and responsive.

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Unit4 Financials is definitely much more robust than Peachtree or other software. I've also used SAP in the past and this seems to have many more capabilities.

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• Because of the lack of operating statement reports, we've had to spend additional funds to use another system.
• It does show data in real time, so no waiting for batches to update overnight.
• You can do a lot of customizing to meet your own needs.

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