Intacct integration is usually about revenue and billing data landing correctly, on a schedule someone closes books against.
We do not run a Sage Intacct practice. That is exactly why we are safe to bring in.
You own the client, the roadmap, and the platform work. We build the technical layer between Sage Intacct and everything it has to agree with - and we have no interest in your platform business, your retainer, or your account.
Since 1997 we have engineered this connective work underneath other firms’ client relationships, across payments, travel, telecom, billing, financial services, healthcare, and manufacturing.
The interfaces we work through, and why we choose one over another.
Transactional integration for invoices, payments, journal entries and dimensions.
Platform-side validation and triggers so bad data is refused rather than reported.
Getting the dimensional structure right before integration hardens the wrong one in place.
Reconciliation that runs on a cadence finance can rely on.
Revenue recognition
Automating revenue recognition from a subscription or billing platform.
Quote to invoice
Connecting Intacct to a CRM so quotes, orders and invoices reconcile.
Month-end automation
Replacing a spreadsheet-and-import process that breaks at month end.
Multi-entity consolidation
Multi-entity consolidation across systems that disagree about the chart of accounts.
A scoped work package
A defined integration with acceptance criteria, quoted fixed-scope. The usual way a partner tests whether we behave the way this page says we do.
Embedded in your team
Named engineers inside your tools, on your domain, in your stand-ups. The client sees your firm.
Architecture only
Senior architecture ownership up to ten days a month, where your team can build but wants the decisions defended.
Also in ERP, Finance & HR:
NetSuiteSAPOracle E-Business SuitePeopleSoftMicrosoft Dynamics 365
Bring us the Sage Intacct work you would rather not hire for.