While the reporting tools are comprehensive, I found that customizing them can be more complex than expected, often requiring advanced knowledge or support from a consultant. Some integrations, especially with more specialized tools or configurations, can be challenging to set up and maintain.
What I like about Sage Intacct:
- I love how it handles everything from core accounting to purchasing and detailed financial reporting, giving businesses real-time insights into their financial health.
- I was also impressed by how Sage Intacct integrates with tools like Salesforce and scales easily for multi-entity organizations as businesses grow.
What G2 users like about Sage Intacct:
“What I like best about Sage Intacct is that it’s modern and sleek with a very clean user interface that’s easy to use. It also contains a lot of powerful features to make it easier to run our accounts department and perform various tasks such as raising invoices on the accounts receivable and accounts payable side, making payment runs, sending out remits and statements, receiving payments, and allocating them to invoices. Plus, the system is cloud-based, which makes it easy to implement and integrate into the business.”
– Sage Intacct Review, Hon-Wai P.
What I dislike about Sage Intacct:
- While the reporting tools are powerful, I find customizing them overly complex, often requiring extra training or consultant support.
- The starting price of $400 per user per month, along with additional costs for modules and users, can add up quickly, which is a challenge for smaller businesses.
What G2 users dislike about Sage Intacct:
“The service process is never as easy as I want it to be. You have to log into the community. Additionally, some modules are better than others. The prepaid expense module has glitches that you learn to work around, but limit full functionality. I also wish the app was more dynamic, as I am frequently on the move.”
