Item: Sage Intacct
Rating: 8
Author: Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it as our accounting system throughout the whole organization. It is cloud-based and is accessible to all senior levels for transparency and decision-making purposes.

Pros and Cons

Dashboards are available and customization by team or person.
Cloud-based means it can be used from anywhere.

Some of the internal tools are not as good as third-party tools.
Wish there were additional built-in dimensions.

Return on Investment

Reduced time for close by 1-2 days.
Increased financial transparency.

Sage Intacct Automation

We do not currently use this automation, but we would like to implement it eventually.

Sage Intacct Extensibility

We only use the multi-entity and multi-currency, which helps us consolidate our financials across our entities easily.

The set-up is lengthy, but it's the most important part of the system's use to make sure everything is working properly. We do not utilize all the possible integrations, but the ones we do have helped cut down on human error as well as increased efficiency in saving us time.

Alternatives Considered

QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise and NetSuite

Intacct is much more robust than Quickbooks desktops--it is more customizable, more powerful, and cloud based. NetSuite is a similar product in terms of capability, but the interface and dashboards, etc. suited our organization more. The look and the ease-of-use for us was the reason we chose Intacct after moving on from Quickbooks.

Likelihood to Recommend

Fairly complex businesses are good for Intacct - smaller operations may find it expensive and with too many bells and whistles for them to regularly use. But if you are willing to invest up-front in the design to make sure it's exactly aligned with your needs, it's a great system to use.

Sage Intacct Review

Overall Satisfaction with Sage Intacct