Item: Sage Intacct
Rating: 7
Author: Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is being used for GL accounting, AP, and budgeting. All departments use it to run their own P&L statements. Primarily it is used by the accounting department to track budgets, pay bills, and manage all revenue and expenses.

Pros and Cons

The user interface is easy to navigate.
Importing and exporting makes repetitive tasks faster.
Permission controls are flexible for security purposes.

Too many features cost extra or require add-ons.
Getting one-on-one help can be difficult.

Return on Investment

Less time spent managing bulky paper files.
Easier to share information across departments

Sage Intacct Automation

The most beneficial we have found has been in AP. We used to have to type in hundreds of bills every month manually. Now we can import them or duplicate recurring bills.

Ease of Integration

Any time there is a massive transfer of data, the workload is immense. Our Sage Intacct rep was helpful, and it was simply hard to find the time to do the work required for integration while continuing our core job duties.

Alternatives Considered

Salesforce for Nonprofits and Financial Edge

We selected Sage Intacct because it was user-friendly, intuitive, and cloud-based. We also liked the easy import/ export capabilities and permission controls.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct is well suited for a company that manages a large amount of money spread across funds and accounts. For a smaller organization, something like Quickbooks would be less complicated.

Gets the job done

Overall Satisfaction with Sage Intacct