Great at Consolidating Multiple Entities
January 30, 2026
Great at Consolidating Multiple Entities

Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Sage Intacct
I am a Senior Accountant. I use Sage Intacct everyday, for A/P, A/R, Fixed Assets, and General ledger accounting. In AP (accounts payable)I am entering Bills, recording payments, running Vendor Aging reports, and bills analysis reports. In A/R (accounts receivable) I am preparing invoices, receiving invoices and running Customer Aging. I also use custom reports in Sage Intacct to prepare quarterly and annual financial statements.
Pros
- Paying Bills
- Handling Multi-currency
- Drilling into GL entries from a GL Report
- Attaching Documents to Entries
Cons
- GL (general ledger) detail and TB (trial balance) that can show draft entries
- GL detail report that shows that has a column for Net Change
- GL detail report that has a column for FX (foreign exchange) rate
- GL Detail Report that has Columns reporting the Source Currency instead of just the base currency. This would make it easier to calculate and record FX true ups on foreign currency accounts.
- Whatever Sage Intacct costs it was better than what we had before (Sage Accpac)
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We have multiple entities and do consolidate. This functionality was one of the main reasons we selected Sage Intacct. Consolidating in Sage Intacct and the ability to have multiple entities was the biggest reason we switched from Accpac to Sage Intacct.
Do you think Sage Intacct delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Sage Intacct's feature set?
Yes
Did Sage Intacct live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Sage Intacct go as expected?
No
Would you buy Sage Intacct again?
Yes

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