Sage Intacct Reviews

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.

We migrated from MAS90 to Sage Intacct. It is used as our accounting system and financial reporting software. We are using it to automate accounts payable approvals so that invoices are directed to responsible department managers without having to send stacks of paper. The inter-company functionality is amazing; in our prior system, we spent a minimum of a day balancing inter-company accounts, as we have multiple entities. The automation of our processes has resulted in significant time savings. We use the upload templates to incorporate information from our Restaurant POS, Gaming system, and payroll. Again, this has streamlined processes and increased employee morale, as the software is intuitive and easy to use.

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.

Sage Intacct is used mostly by the accounting department with a few employee users with access for purchasing purposes. The major business problem it addressed for us was in financial reporting. Prior to Intacct, we were manually consolidating entities in Excel and manually creating the majority of our financial reports that are produced on a monthly basis. Our month-end close process was extremely long and inefficient. Since the implementation of Intacct, we have cut our month end close time in half. The long hours and grueling Excel process has been eliminated.

Sage Intacct is currently being used by our entire organization. We use it to track financials including distribution of monthly reports to staff by their specific ministry. They can see Actual vs. Budget amounts on their monthly reports. This begins dialogue with them when something looks unusual. We also use Sage Intacct for our annual Audit with our External Auditors. Lastly, Sage Intacct is used to create our monthly reports like Balance Sheet and Income Statements that are reviewed with our Trustees. It provides us with all the Financial detail we require.

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.

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 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.

Sage Intacct is being used at the enterprise level - for the church, school, and preschool. Going from an antiquated system - it has made financial information much more relevant in ministry decisions.

Sage Intacct is used daily for all our accounting needs. It's very flexible and the statistical account feature is fantastic. Couldn't do what I do without Intacct.

We use Sage Intacct as our only accounting system. It integrates with our in-house point of sale system. We use Nexonia for AP and credit card entries and approvals.

We use Sage Intacct as our ERP primarily in the accounting department. It is used by other departments strictly for purchasing approvals. It has addressed a myriad of problems we were facing prior to transitioning, including inter-company transactions and timely financial reporting.

Sage Intacct is being used for and by accounting (GL, AP, AR, and Fixed Assets).

Our Finance and Accounting department are using sage Intacct. We generate Financial Reports for our BOD and use it for our day to day operations to record transactions. We are using it for Forecasting, Budgeting, and running Customized Reports.

We use Sage Intacct for our entire organization. We still have our training wheels on but are working with our Dev Team on some pretty cool stuff we have been trying to do for years. By being able to load statistical business information into the financials, the insight we hope to gain is invaluable to continued profitability.

In the finance department, we use Sage Intacct for our GL and AP activities, as well as budgeting. Other departments use the program to check their P&Ls in order to manage their budget. It has addressed the elimination of time consuming tasks and paper waste.

We recently implemented Sage Intacct for all of our accounting & finance transactions. It has significantly reduced transaction processing for AR & AP while also giving us much better financial reporting capability.

We use Sage Intacct in the accounting department but all other departments have read only access to be able to view their current financial position.

Sage Intacct is our primary ERP, we use it across our entire organization. It very useful as a consolidation tool if you have multiple entities. Also, it's a very robust enterprise accounting and financial package. All of the core modules (A/P, A/R, G/L and Cash Management) work very well together.

We are a multi entity based company. The finance team are the main users of Intacct but we recently started giving other departments access to approve accounts payable invoices. It address the problems of making consolidations much easier and faster.

It is being used in my current department and it is used to monitor the accounting activities of the organization.

Our organization uses Sage Intacct to provide accounting services to our organization and its affiliates. We use the system for all of our operating needs from accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger reporting, cash management & bank reconciliations, and dashboard. Real-time reporting and dashboards only are made available to users across the organization which has been very useful/effective in assisting with their budgeting needs i.e. being able to know in real-time balances remaining in their program & travel budgets. The business problems that Sage Intacct addresses, highlighting the most important ones, are that our month-end process has been streamlined (no more manual journal entries); ability to export reports directly into excel; great integration with our grants management software (GivingData), travel expense management software (Nexonia); Brittenford for PositivePay; its a cloud-based system which has freed up our server; functionality of multi-entity operations.

It is used as our primary accounting system.

It's being used across the whole organization. It works very well for deferred revenues. I like the reporting capabilities but do not like some of the core of the system. I do not like that once cash is totally or partially applied, the invoice cannot be changed. Also, more importantly, when you make a change/cancel the deferred revenue contracts it takes the 'hit' in the current month instead of 'spreading' it over the contract life. Also, the system 'allows' journal entries to 'effect' the general ledgers which then doesn't make it to the subsidiary ledgers for AR, Deferred and AP.