Sage Intacct Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use the General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Cash Management, Dashboard and Reports [modules] for tracking our expenses and uploading and integrating our revenue from other systems. We are now able to give our budget managers more information with the drill down and the file attachment features and eventually more tools to manage their budget. The automated features of Sage Intacct are helping the accounting department be more efficient and to cut the monthly close. We’re only 4 months into Sag Intacct; we are still learning, but we like what we see so far.

Likelihood to Recommend

<div>If you have a good sectioned chart of accounts and well mapped organizational budget tree will help you with the implementation. Being cloud-based helps users access it at any time. Also helps in converting to a paperless system (almost). Lots of flexibility to choose modules that you use now or develop later. The software is intuitive and quite easy to learn.</div><div>

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Use Cases and Deployment Scope

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.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct is great as an accouting system and provides insights into business operations with ability to store statistical non-financial data and display in dashboards and reports. New interactive report writer is very powerful and will make excel report manipulation obsolete. We use Intacct well in most of our foreign subsidiaries and it works well with multi-currency.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is the main software used for financial reporting, transaction management, AP, and AR. The timesheet and expense entry was cumbersome in the past so we've partnered with 10K and Nexonia respectively for a more streamlined process. Through the 2018 Advantage event, there is great consideration to discuss a potential reversion to using Intacct.

Likelihood to Recommend

<div>Sage Intacct is well suited for companies with its flexibility in reporting. The dimensions are fantastic to be able to create any report needed and you can provide a more engaging presentation with its graphs and charts capabilities. </div><div>

</div><div>There is such an extensive support system that the answer should not be too hard to find. As a new user in an established company, it was a first for me to learn there is an assigned partner to help directly with your company. A con is that there is such an extensive support system that looking for the answer can feel like searching for a needle in the haystack. </div>

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is being used mainly by our accounting department, and a little by our operations department. We recently made the switch after quickly outgrowing QuickBooks and needing more reporting functionalities. It has made the financial close process quick and seamless, and investor reporting much more detailed and concise. We can also track customers and AR much more simply.

Likelihood to Recommend

Reporting is definitely a strong suit with Sage Intacct. We can easily create reports that are not already created for us, and we can easily manipulate those reports to give us the exact data we need in any situation. We can also create recurring reports that we pull on a monthly/quarterly basis for financial closes and investor reporting

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Sage Intacct as our accounting software. We have a few non-finance people who view dashboards, but all employees use it indirectly via reports.

Likelihood to Recommend

The AP module is great and saves time. Having the documentation at your fingertips for all invoices makes for quicker data pulling.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Sage Intacct in our entire organization. We have multiple divisions across the country so the multi-entity functionality helps us manage all of them. Each can have their own receivables and payables but they share a common chart of accounts and the financials can be easily consolidated for board reporting.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you have multiple divisions which separate workflows and processes, Sage Intacct is a great solution. It allows for entity level customizations and reporting and also makes it very easy to roll them back up. It is especially good for multi-currency consolidation. If you are a small business with minimal financial transactions and a simple chart of accounts, Sage Intacct is likely overkill and probably cost prohibitive.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We currently use Intacct for all of our accounting needs. It is used solely by our finance department.

Likelihood to Recommend

Because we are a non-profit we require specific information that we can't always get the system to pull.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are an outsourced accounting and CFO company. Many of our clients use Intacct via our console.

Likelihood to Recommend

For our customers that are venture capital backed and need a scaleable solution that is still cost effective today.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is being used across our organization. The dimensions in the financial modules has helped to accurately report numbers by departments as well as by funds (restricted or un-restricted).

Likelihood to Recommend

The ease of integration with a variety of third-party vendors allows for you to create solutions for your business to be efficient and effective. As a non-profit, the cost of business users can be restrictive in using its full potential within your organization.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are using Sage Intacct for GL, AP, AR, Fixed Assets, and Prepaids. It eliminated much transaction processing and betters our reporting.

Likelihood to Recommend

It's well suited to mid-market customers.