Sage Intacct Reviews

We chose Sage for our accounting and reporting system mainly due to the ability of it to scale with our growth. We utilize it for accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and management reporting across all functions within the organization. It allows us to have constant information available to the team, as well as provides a great deal of flexibility as we continue to grow and shape our company from start-up to where we are now as a still quickly growing company. It also allows instant access for all users wherever we have an internet connection, which is critical for our teams in different locations and working remote.

The automation has been key to our growth, specifically in the accounts payable area. We have individuals at different locations entering and processing payroll. This has allowed us a great deal of efficiency, especially as compared to the manual process we were doing through our previous QuickBooks process that required a great deal of coordination. We also have individuals that are not experienced in accounting due to the nature of where we are as a start-up business and because the software is so intuitive we have been able to have these individuals up and running on the system efficiently with very little training.

My company ProKarma uses Intacct for all our employees, contractors and sub-contractors to log in and enter their time sheets. We have an accounts payable department which uses the system for accounting and financial purposes. I am however just a user for logging my work hours into my specific project/assignment.

Time keeping and expenses at ease. I sometimes feel its better than Concur.

I'm currently using Sage Intacct at our corporate office as our overall accounting solution. We are also building reports to be utilized for sales tracking.
Our company is wholly owned by a foreign entity and in the past, we used a archaic accounting solution that was over 15 years old and upon acquisition, manually transferred revenue information over to the system that the parent uses which too was an outdated system that was very difficult to navigate. Implementing Sage allows to utilize one cloud based solution.

We have benefited from this automation compared to our legacy system. The ease of emailing invoices to our customers has been a tremendous time saver. By being able to implement a customer payment portal, it has put the control in our customer's hands eliminating risk for us as well as allowing us to receive payments promptly instead of mailing invoices.

We are using Sage Intacct across the whole organization. The month-end close process is faster and bank reconciliations are timely. we have Integration with bill.com which streamlined our AP process and Expensify for for credit cards and employee reimbursements. We can produce a financial package with the click of a button.

We have automated AP by using Bill.com and Expensify. Everything gets exported to Intacct.

A limited trial of Sage Intacctt was used as a potential sell to clients for accounting for medium-sized businesses. It is no longer in use. The business problems it addressed were for automating accounting services which were usually manual processes.

The automation of these processes lead to a lot less human error, improved speed of processes, and allowed the staff to tend to other tasks which require human insight.

Sage Intacct is being used for everyday transactions, receivables, payables, purchasing orders, and other necessary features. It has simplified and streamlined our Purchasing Requisition process by allowing everyone that requires access to be able to do it without always having to worry about the paper behind it making it to the appropriate department.

With most of these features, our company has been much better off than with the previous system. It has allowed some of our staff to take on other roles that they were needed in more, rather than always trying to go back to perfect all the financial processes. The Payables process has made it easier for our CEO to approve checks rather than having to wet sign them all.

We are using Sage Intacct as our main accounting system. It’s being used by the entire organization. During this time of social distancing, it has allowed up to continue to work remotely since it’s all in the cloud. In the near future we are looking to further integrate Intacct with our proprietary real estate inventory system.

We aren’t currently fully utilizing automation but it’s on the agenda for 2020.

Intacct was being used as our primary accounting software program within our Accounting and Finance department. It wasn't used by any other departments within the organization. The main use, or at least most important, was the implementation of Zuora into Intacct to create a better billing system for our customers.

We use Sage Intacct as our ERP across the organization. It is used as GL, AP, AR, as well as for time sheets, budgeting, employee onboarding/off-boarding, performance evaluations, ticketing, etc. We are heavy users of their dashboard technology across the organization and enjoy multiple dimensions to slice and dice data as needed.

Yes, we have. We automated billing to customers along with third party processor application to allow swift and easy revenue collection. AP is automated to generate ACH upload file for our bank integration. GL accounts are automated through various smart rules and smart events to save time. Credit card transactions for 200+ credit cards are loaded automatically to expense reports using API to allow easy reconciliation.

We are a restaurant management company with multiple entities. We use Sage Intacct to produce profit and loss statements and balance sheets for all of our restaurants and real estate companies. It has drastically reduced the time to produce our monthly/quarterly/yearly consolidated financials from a few days to a few hours.

Sage Intacct was implemented at my company a year ago and it is used primarily as the main accounting and financial system of Contour Aviation. Our pain points at Contour were primarily lack of presentation and availability of financial data to be able to make better decisions, and Sage Intacct has addressed that in an efficient way.

The automation of payments via ACH has been of great help to the Accounts Payable team. The recurring general ledger entries have also been very helpful in not having to worry about finding them and duplicating them manually. The import function to upload CSV files has also been of great help with the accounting department.

We use it as our ERP to track the revenue and expenses for 20 different departments across the whole organization. It allows users to get their reports in real-time and approve invoices electronically, thus saving the company a lot of paper. It is also used to bill our members and pay vendors all within one system.

On the accounts payable side, we have been able to make great leaps from a paper filled environment to a paperless one. Capturing the approvals in the system has led to less audit time. As well, having all the documents stored within the system has led to increased visibility for the auditors. Duplicating and correcting JEs is very smooth and easy.

Sage Intacct is being used across our entire organization. This easily allows consolidated financials as well as individual entity reporting. Consolidated reporting is the single biggest business problem Sage Intacct solved for us. Our previous software did not have a good consolidation solution so we had to depend on excel which created a whole set of issues with accuracy and expediency. Now we are able to instantly produce consolidated reports across our organization.

We are non-profit and don't use accounts receivable or order management. We have benefitted from the automation of recurring and memorized journal entries, 3rd party system integrations through a journal entry, and prepaid expense month-end recording. These automatons have saved countless accounting hours, which has allowed us to take on additional business units without increasing our accounting personnel.

Use it in all aspects of our business for finance and accounting for our internal and external audits, along with reporting to our board members. We also use it for our digital record keeping purposes.

I can't put into words the benefits of having integrated modules that work together. Before Sage Intacct, we were hand-doing a lot or creating Excels, tons of Excels, to keep up with all the work. The fact that the modules work together saves us a lot of time and work.

We have 25+ companies and use it across the board. As we have a number of consolidation groups, the software solved a number of problems for us, including easy download capability, robust consolidation across companies and flexible report generation. Additionally, the ability to purchase bolt-on specialty software enhanced our usage.

Intacct operates as expected for a software this robust. Having to handle manual close would not work. No worries, here.

We use Sage Intacct across the whole organization. Five Divisions that roll up to one Corporate level, no multi-currencies. We have the ability to automate inter-company transactions, workflow approval process, & audit controls.

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Sage Intacct is our Accounting/Financial software. The accounting department is the primary user, however, we have deployed dashboards to all of the company's General Managers. Through the dashboards, I can deploy more immediate financial information allowing for faster decision-making.

We are only at the beginning of tapping Intacct's automated process. Can't speak to this yet.

We use Sage Intacct in our customer success, billing and finance departments. Salesforce does not always provide the most accurate information when it comes to billing. Intacct allows us to see invoice history, payment duration, future invoices and stored accounts.

Being a user, I don't deal directly with reporting and automation but I would think we have this automation in place as there are statements that are automatically sent out to our offices each month.

I think the cloud has been amazing for ERP software and Sage Intacct delivers on most fronts. The standard package items like reporting, trial balance, treasury, AR, & AP are very robust though could continue to do better on ease of use when it comes to non-standard issues and problems. We find we have to do more tickets than I would expect still after two years when we hit non-standard issues and problems. I have a lot of involvement on the back end admin of Intacct as well and once you get over the learning curve, it shows a lot of customization and functionality. My only gripe is we were sold on ASC 606 functionality over NetSuite only to find out it can't fully deliver since we have a semi-complex rev rec structure, but then again, there are not any other options out there that can for us right now and Sage has been receptive to our suggestions. Overall, it is a great solid ERP platform once properly configured for your company, but beware that the configuration can take more time and attention than you may be led to believe. The 3rd party integrations are also plentiful for HRMS, expense, budgeting, etc.

We had this already as this is standard to a good system, Sage Intacct meets all expectations on this front.

Currently, Sage Intacct is being used by our entire organization (non-profit). While I am in the Business Support Services department (accounting), all our departments utilize it. We do need to change over to the Non-Profit version in order to better utilize the product.

Makes for easy access to documentation for our auditor.

We are using Intacct for all over the organization. The limitation we are facing is reporting in different currencies especially since we have offices in around 30 countries.

We are using general ledger and accounts payable at the moment. We have flexibility in this area as we can add a custom report and retrieve reports accordingly.

We are currently using Sage Intacct strictly within our financial department. We do not have other support staff interact with Sage and instead choose to utilize Nexonia for expense management, accounts payable and purchase orders which then import directly to the GL, AP and PO modules. Sage Intacct allows us to manage our organization properly for accounting purposes as well as prepare financial statements and reporting. However, the lay user experience is not ideal nor does it have an expense management module which is crucial for our organization. The pricing is also an issue for a smaller organization in regard to adding many business and employee users.

We are using Sage Intacct for the central offices and certain agencies of the Archdiocese. It has allowed us to have a centralized platform where we can transact and report on a timely basis. It has done a great job of increasing our transparency and accountability through use of dashboards and reports available to non-accounting users.

Automation has reduced errors, increased efficiency, and made the whole process more streamlined.

Intacct is currently being used by our Accounting Department and those in the other departments that will need to access the data that we are providing to them. It addresses any issues of department budgets and enables our ministries to be able to see their budget in real time. We have a designated person in every department that is able to access this information.

We have automated our recurring giving in the AP module. I look forward to learning and trying things out from the classes that I took at the recent conference in Las Vegas. I also have signed up for the community and plan to learn how Intacct can better my AP processes.

We are partners that implement the software platform, and then deliver ongoing accounting services using that platform. We get a robust cloud-based accounting product for all of our clients. We specifically get better communication of underlying data and trends in our client's business through dashboards and automated reporting sent directly to client's email.

This is the biggest improvement over prior accounting packages that our firm used. We now use the subledgers the way they are supposed to be used. Journal entries is not a good workflow! Now we have restricted the posting of journal entries to A/P and A/R subledgers via smart rules which allows us to always have a reconciliation of those subledgers.