“Yes. We currently use the automation to process thousand of accounts payable transactions every month. It is seemless and accurate and has saved us money and time.”

#6 most frequent

Construction

5.6%

609 installations of 10,901

#7 most frequent

Manufacturing

5.0%

542 installations of 10,901

#8 most frequent

Educational Services

4.4%

478 installations of 10,901

#9 most frequent

Public Administration

3.9%

422 installations of 10,901

#10 most frequent

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services

3.8%

413 installations of 10,901

#11 most frequent

Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation

3.7%

408 installations of 10,901

#12 most frequent

Accommodation and Food Services

2.7%

294 installations of 10,901

#13 most frequent

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing

2.6%

280 installations of 10,901

#14 most frequent

Retail Trade

2.0%

217 installations of 10,901

#15 most frequent

Transportation and Warehousing

1.9%

206 installations of 10,901

#16 most frequent

Wholesale Trade

1.4%

156 installations of 10,901

#17 most frequent

Utilities

0.6%

64 installations of 10,901

#18 most frequent

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction

0.5%

58 installations of 10,901

#19 most frequent

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

0.3%

29 installations of 10,901

#20 most frequent

Management of Companies and Enterprises

0.1%

9 installations of 10,901

Overview

Synthesised from 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

This product overview synthesizes insights from 56 recent reviews, assessing Sage Intacct across multiple dimensions of user experience. Sage Intacct is a financial management system known for its custom reporting capabilities and integrations. A significant portion of users, 25%, report improved efficiency due to automation features that reduce manual data input. The multi-entity functionality stands out, with 36% of reviewers praising its ability to streamline financial processes across subsidiaries. However, a small fraction of users, around 5%, express concerns about the cost and ROI, suggesting that the investment may not always align with expectations. While many users benefit from AP automation (48%), time savings (32%), and improved accuracy/efficiency (25%), a small subset reports limited use of the automation features or no use at all (5%). Overall, Sage Intacct offers a robust suite of financial capabilities, particularly for organizations with complex structures, but potential buyers should carefully evaluate the cost relative to their specific needs.

Pros

Custom financial reporting capabilities
Integrations with other platforms
Multi-entity functionality
AP automation
Time savings through automation

Cons

Cost and ROI concerns
Limited use of automation features by some users

What other products like Sage Intacct have you used or evaluated?

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

In a corpus of 56 reviews, several alternative accounting and enterprise resource planning (ERP) software solutions were mentioned by reviewers who had experience with or had evaluated Sage Intacct. NetSuite ERP was the most frequently cited alternative, mentioned by 14% (8 of 56) of reviewers. QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage 50cloud Accounting, and QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise were also noted as alternatives or comparables, each mentioned by between 7% (4 of 56) and 9% (5 of 56) of reviewers. Additional solutions mentioned, but less frequently, include BILL, Emburse Nexonia, and Ramp, each cited by 4% (2 of 56) of reviewers.

Top Quotes

Ramp

“BILL, Ramp and Emburse Nexonia”

QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise

“QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise and NetSuite ERP”

BILL

“BILL, Ramp and Emburse Nexonia”

What positive or negative impact (i.e. Return on Investment or ROI) has Sage Intacct had on your overall business objectives?

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This report analyzes 56 recent reviews to assess Sage Intacct's impact on business objectives. A significant portion of reviewers, 25% (14 of 56), cite improved efficiency as a key benefit, attributing this to automation features that reduce manual data input and enhance accuracy. Another 14% (8 of 56) highlight better reporting and visibility, enabling a deeper understanding of their organization's financials. While less prevalent, reviewers also mention cost savings, time savings, and improved financial reporting, each noted by 5% (3 of 56) of reviewers. However, a similar percentage of reviewers, 5% (3 of 56), express concerns about cost and ROI, indicating that the investment may not always align with expectations. The positive impacts appear to be driven by gains in efficiency and reporting capabilities, while cost remains a potential drawback for some users.

Top Quotes

Time savings

“Has cut down our investor distribution process my several hours.”

Cost/ROI concerns

“Poor ROI”

Improved efficiency

“Sage Intacct has made a very positive impact to our business objectives; it has provided strong ROI through automation features that reduce manual data input and associated risk of error, enhancing accuracy and operational efficiency.”

Besides Sage Intacct, what other software do you regularly use? How likely would you be to recommend it to a friend or colleague?

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

In a review of software regularly used alongside Sage Intacct, several additional tools emerged. This synthesis is based on 56 recent reviews. Several reviewers mentioned Emburse Nexonia (12.5%, 7 of 56) and BILL (8.9%, 5 of 56). Microsoft products were also frequently cited, with both the broader "Microsoft Products" category (8.9%, 5 of 56) and the specific "Microsoft 365" suite (7.1%, 4 of 56) being noted. Xero was also mentioned by 7.1% (4 of 56) of reviewers. These additional software solutions appear to support various business processes, including expense management, bill payment, and office productivity.

Top Quotes

Xero

“Xero, Evolution for Windows”

Expensify

“Expensify, BILL, Xero”

Emburse Nexonia

“Emburse Nexonia”

Sage Intacct automates important core financial processes like general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and order management. Describe whether your organization has benefited from this automation, and how.

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This report synthesizes 56 recent reviews to assess how organizations have benefited from Sage Intacct's automation of core financial processes, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and order management. A significant portion of reviewers, 48% (27 of 56), highlight benefits from AP automation. Time savings emerged as a notable advantage, mentioned by 32% (18 of 56) of reviewers, with many citing reduced manual data entry and faster processing times. Further, 29% (16 of 56) of reviewers specifically mention benefits from automation, which include improved internal controls and real-time financial insights. Accuracy and efficiency gains were also frequently noted, with 25% (14 of 56) of reviewers reporting improvements in these areas. However, a small minority of reviewers, 5% (3 of 56), indicate limited or no use of automation features beyond basic functionalities, and another 5% (3 of 56) explicitly stated that they do not use automation at all.

Top Quotes

AP Automation Benefits

“Our organization has reaped the much-needed benefits from the core financial processes like general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and order management that Sage Intacct has automated.”

Time Savings

“By automating these processes, we have significantly cut down the time spent on manual data entry and reduced errors, resulting in an unblock of workflow at times that would have taken longer to process.”

Automation benefits

“The automation functionality of Sage Intacct has created an additional layer of internal controls that allows you to book recurring journal entries rather than remembering to post them within the frequency that may be required for any given scenario.”

Sage Intacct provides a core set of financial capabilities that can be extended with more advanced modules like multi-entity & global consolidations, project accounting, time and expense management, contract revenue management and spend management. If you have used any of these or other additional modules, please describe in detail how their availability has impacted your organization.

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

Among 56 recent reviews, Sage Intacct's advanced modules are most frequently praised for their multi-entity functionality. This feature is mentioned by 36% (20 of 56) of reviewers, who say it streamlines financial processes across different subsidiaries. Reviewers also appreciate the availability of project accounting (14%, 8 of 56), which helps them track advertising campaigns, DEI spend, events, and other project-related expenses. Expense management capabilities are also noted positively by some users (9%, 5 of 56), with reviewers finding the system more robust than previous solutions. Furthermore, some users highlight the benefits of global consolidations (7%, 4 of 56) for maintaining books in one place and generating consolidated information. A few reviewers (7%, 4 of 56) specifically call out time savings associated with these modules, particularly in multi-entity accounting and expense management.

Top Quotes

Project accounting use

“We use project accounting that allows us to track various advertising campaigns, DEI spend, events, etc.”

Multi-entity functionality

“We have been using Sage Intacct's multi-entity and global consolidation modules to keep our financials in order across regions.”

Time savings

“As an organization with wholly-owned subsidiaries and positions as limited partners in private and alternative investments, Sage Intacct's multi-entity accounting has allowed our organization to save hundreds of hours from having to make the same entries within multiple independent general ledgers and then ensure they are reconciled.”

Please provide some detailed examples of things that Sage Intacct does particularly well.

From 56 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This report synthesizes 56 recent product reviews to identify areas where Sage Intacct is particularly strong. Reviewers highlight several key strengths, with a focus on custom financial reporting and integrations. Custom financial reporting is a notable strength, mentioned by 12.5% (7 of 56) of reviewers, who appreciate the ability to streamline reporting and tailor it to specific needs. Integrations with other platforms are also a significant advantage, cited by 11% (6 of 56) of reviewers, who value the automation and data entry assistance these integrations provide. Dashboards, multi-entity features, bank reconciliations, financial reporting, general ledger entries, dimensions, and ease of use are also appreciated by reviewers. While these strengths are consistently mentioned, they appear less frequently, each noted by approximately 5% of reviewers.

Top Quotes

Financial reporting

“Financial reporting is stellar”

Bank reconciliations

“Bank Reconciliations.”

Multi-entity features

“Effortlessly managing the finances between multiple entities in different currencies, with simple consolidation and compliance.”

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Sage Intacct Reviews

1459 Reviews

Sage Intacct works for [...]

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 23, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct takes care of all of our accounting for over 100 different legal entities. We used to manage all of our accounting in MRI and, in my experience, it was just an outdated system that struggled to keep up with our operations accounting. Sage Intacct has been great at solving pain points we had in MRI. We now have a better handle on our A/R, ACH payments are much smoother, and system connectivity is way better with Sage Intacct.

Pros

ACH payments via Nacha file
Financial statements
Time and expense management
Journal entries

Cons

Importing data
Mass manipulating data (I had to deactivate 1,000 vendors 1 by 1)
Bills approvals

Likelihood to Recommend

I think Sage Intacct is great. We have a complex business structure at [...] and it handles a variety of challenges that different businesses at [...] present. I do think that anything real estate focused can be challenging in Sage Intacct. For instance we do the accounting for the office building we own and manage. Sage Intacct leaves a little bit to be desired here as it doesn’t support tenant billings, etc.

Andrew Wullenweber

Accounting Manager in Finance and Accounting at North American Properties (201-500 employees)

Vetted Review

5 years of experience

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Easy to Use

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 20, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is our accounting software. We are in the healthcare industry and it meets our needs there. It is easy to use and easy to remedy mistakes that I have made (e.g., I posted a journal entry twice and I was able to fix that issue easily). I would recommend Sage.

Pros

Custom Reports
Journal Entry Imports
Prepaid module

Cons

Audit trails
Visibility of journal entry that will be made in a module

Likelihood to Recommend

It is well suited in healthcare keeping track of our assets, prepaid expenses, etc.

adam esplin

Accountant in Finance and Accounting at Vista Healthcare (201-500 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Well worth the price

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 2, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We moved to Sage Intacct as our accounting software in April 2023. We specifically chose it for its flexibility in the structure of our chart of accounts and superior reporting capabilities. Since going live, we have added additional modules to our subscription, allowing us a dynamic system that is useful to all budget managers and decision makers within our organization.

Pros

The dimension-based structure of the chart of accounts gives great flexibility for reporting.
Dashboards and reports are easily created to provide department-specific KPIs at a glance.
The permissions structure allows for great internal transparency while still protecting confidential data.
The fixed asset module that auto-calculates depreciation and disposal entries is a huge time-saver.
With automatic bank feeds and transaction matching rules, bank reconciliations take minutes.

Cons

The fixed asset management module is very new and needs further development. Currently more complex depreciation such as impairments has to be performed outside of the module.
The inability to reclassify only certain types of payments (not credit cards) is arbitrary and frustrating.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct is a very robust system, and the pricing reflects that reality. An especially budget-conscious organization may struggle to articulate the value proposition, but it has been well worth it for us. Since transitioning to Sage Intacct, we have lost 2 part-time employees to general attrition (about 1.5 FTE) and have not needed to replace them due to the efficiencies that we've developed.

Tasha Criss

Controller in Finance and Accounting at Alley Theatre (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Verified on LinkedIn

Sage Intaccts has greatly benefitted our work environment

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

May 15, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We have three business users and dozens of regular users who use or will use Sage Intacct daily. Sage Intacct gives us access to quicker, more reliable data because it integrates with our other items and is user-friendly. We are looking forward to continuing to unlock more of the power that Sage Intacct can bring to our business.

Pros

Easy to use
Helpful integrations
Excellent customer service

Cons

Complex
Moving from our old system was laborious
There is a learning curve required for full use

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct gives us a modern accounting system in which we can accomplish the things that we want to accomplish. We look forward to the future instead of constantly trying to finish up tasks from the past. Our users appreciate the value that it brings to their departments and teams. It is a cutting edge system.

Verified User

Manager in Finance and Accounting (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

General Review

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

March 18, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it across multiple entities that we manage and the ability to automate intercompany has made consolidation much more efficient.

Pros

Intercompany transactions are automated and reduces workload for us.
Custom reports are easy to create.
Overal user interface is very straightforward and was easy for my team to quickly get used to.

Cons

Navigating through intercompany transactions can improve. Instead of a generic memo generated, I would have preferred the memo be copied from the original journal so that it is easier to identify what they are related to.
Creating groupings of private entities and unable to cross-post entities as a result had also been frustrating when managing silo'd teams.
Would be nice to have a parent-sub account structure where you can designate parent accounts as "non-posting" and be able to pull aggregated data easily.

Likelihood to Recommend

Overall, have like the straight forward structure and navigation of Sage Intacct. As a previous NetSuite user, I think Sage Intacct has shown stronger capabilities to handle multi-entity structures but it probably was a little extra effort on the team to get used to than with my experience with NetSuite.

Verified User

C-Level Executive in Finance and Accounting (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Great for medium sized companies!

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

March 18, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Sage Intacct for monthly financial reporting, entering journal entries and other transactions, and pulling reports for analysis of the financials. The product helps me to organize and accurately report on financial data on a monthly or yearly basis. It is also integrated with our bank, which makes AP payments simple and streamlined.

Pros

It is fairly easy to copy an existing report and modify it to create custom reports.
Available integrations with various other software assists me by automating data entry.
It is intuitive and user friendly, while at the same time, being robust enough to handle the accounting functions of a medium sized business.

Cons

I would like the ability to reclassify credit card transactions after they have been entered.
I would like to be able to utilize allocations with credit card transactions. This would eliminate a manual journal entry that I need to make every month to accommodate this missing feature.
I would like to be able to drill down on all values in all reports.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think Sage Intacct is well suited to a medium size business that reports in multiple dimensions. It is a bit too robust for a very small company and probably not quite enough for a very large company. It has most of the features and capabilities that are needed by my organization and seems to be the best choice for us.

Verified User

Employee in Finance and Accounting (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Sage Intacct - great software and great price

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

March 18, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Sage Intaact (along with the related product Sage SIP) as our ERP solution. For our purposes, this mainly means a general ledger and the FP&A solution. Before Sage Intacct, we were on Quickbooks, which we found was not sophisticated enough to manage custom reporting, maintain internal governance, or do FP&A analysis.

Pros

Maintains internal governance around approvals
Ability to customize reports based on intended audience
Seemless integration with Sage Intacct's FP&A tool.

Cons

I would love to see Sage Intacct have a feature that allows a user to see the G/L impact of a journal entry before it is submitted
The dashboard feature has a steep learning curve

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct is a great solution for growing organizations or for established organizations with full-time finance and accounting staff members who need more advanced accounting features. I would not recommend Sage Intacct for small businesses with headcounts below ten who are reliant on external accountants for doing things like audit management or tax preparation.

David Allen

Controller in Finance and Accounting at The Christensen Fund (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

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Sage Intacct Review

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

March 14, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sage Intacct is our main accounting system. We process all of our business transactions, use the fixed assets module, and also leveraging the reporting capabilities for our monthly, quarterly, and annual reports. We utilize dynamic allocations to allocate corporate expenses across different business units. We are also a reseller of the software and provide consulting services for Sage Intacct implementations.

Pros

Dynamic Allocations
Financial Reporting
Time Entry
Accounts Payable process

Cons

streamline JE approvals
Improve the audit trail functionality
Improve payroll functionality

Likelihood to Recommend

Sage Intacct is extremely well suited for our software company. We are able to keep track of different project implementations using the Sage Intacct projects module. We are also able to keep track of different project requirements using dimensions. When it comes to reporting, we are able to be more granular in our reports because we use product dimensions when recording journal entries to create P&Ls using product and business unit dimensions.

Verified User

Manager in Finance and Accounting (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

4 years of experience

Sage Intacct for Dropship Business.

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

March 14, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our business primarily drops products off at a large number of vendors. Sage Intacct has the best features for all sides of our business transactions. We also have our inventory of products that we sell, and we can use Sage Intacct to track our inventory items throughout many different warehouses.

Pros

Help & Resources Available.
Customizable User Features.
Quick views of many transactions.

Cons

Make report writing less complex.

Likelihood to Recommend

I believe Sage Intacct is well suited to our business needs overall. It is integratable with many other programs. We have products dropshipped directly from the vendor to the customer 98% of the time, the remaining 5% comes from our home office. Sage Intacct has every feature we need for all aspects of our business.

Verified User

Employee in Finance and Accounting (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Sage Intacct is a comprehensive tool for nonprofit finance

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

March 14, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We'd been using Sage Intacct primarily as a bookkeeping tool, but have recently been restructuring our accounting dimensions to have a more robust picture of the company. Sage Intacct has the capacity to allow multiple department budgets with differing funding streams, and use of sub-dimensions will allow us to get multiple views of intersecting projects over time.

Pros

Create detailed reports
Potentially automating AP
Duplicating entries is a time-saver

Cons

Reporting can be difficult to set up
Small glitches with Vendor and Customer names on invoices

Likelihood to Recommend

Intacct can work best for organizations with complex and variable funding streams because the reporting feature can be crafted to show the financial picture through multiple lenses IF it's set up properly. As a non-profit, this is ideal for our agency, though I can see these types of features being less helpful at a for-profit, private company looking to track vendor expenses and simple revenue streams.

Verified User

Administrative Assistant in Finance and Accounting (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

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