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Budgeting with SIBP: Subscriptions & Licenses
Welcome back to our ongoing series on the built-in budget line type models that are available in Sage Intacct Budgeting and Planning (SIBP). Previously, we explored the basic components of budget line type. With that knowledge, we can now tackle the more advanced Subscription & Licenses Models.
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Multi-Entity Shared – The New Standard
Did you know Intacct is moving to Multi-Entity Shared (MES) environments being the new standard? Learn what this means for single companies and what release features are available as of 2021 R1 to support companies with just one entity in a multi-entity shared environment. Then, join our complimentary webinar on March 30th to learn about other release features from 2020 R4 and 2021 R1.
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Budgeting with SIBP: The Default Model Types
In our last blog, we introduced the components of budget lines and briefly introduced multiple budget line types available within Sage Intacct Budgeting & Planning (SIBP). We identified the key components of the budget line are amount, occurrence, and spread. These components form the basis of the default model types assigned to revenue or expense […]
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Budgeting with Sage Intacct Budgeting and Planning
Learn how to use the various types of built in models to make budgeting with SIBP easier and faster.
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Is It Time to Scale Beyond Quickbooks?
By: Joseph Sabella, Client Opportunity Director
For many new businesses, QuickBooks is an excellent entry-level accounting software choice. It is straightforward, easy to learn and provides basic functionality that will satisfy the needs of most small businesses.
However, QuickBooks is not designed to scale as you experience growth, forcing most finance teams to rely on work-arounds and spreadsheets to cope with QuickBooks limitations. Over time, this can have a negative impact on your business.
Learn about the signs you may be outgrowing Quickbooks and register for the March 11th webinar to hear from finance leaders at SalesHood as they discuss their journey.
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Expand Your Reporting Horizons
With Intacct’s recent introduction of the Interactive Visual Explorer (IVE), there are now eight distinct system options for reporting and data visualization. The purpose of this post is to help you better identify which option is most suitable for your objectives, and some of the trade-offs.
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Tracking Corporate Credit Cards in Sage Intacct
Do you find yourself delaying your monthly close until credit card charges are posted? Or maybe you find yourself wondering why monthly reports take so long to be delivered? The culprit is often corporate credit cards. Learn how to optimize the process with Sage Intacct and join our webinar on February 23rd.
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System Optimization – Are You Getting the Most from Sage Intacct?
Your organization successfully completed its Sage Intacct implementation several months or maybe even years ago. The team has grown accustomed to the navigation and developed new ways of doing things in the system. However, you are still feeling some pain points in your finance and accounting function and are wondering if there is more your system could be doing for you. There are some common tell-tale signs that your best-in-class modern GL system may not be providing all that it could.
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Internal Controls with Sage Intacct
What’s the only kind of work that becomes easier in our COVID/remote work world? Fraud! Over the last 10+ months, non-profit organizations have made a seismic shift in operations to continue to meet their mission and overcome COVID related challenges. Most finance offices had to quickly adapt to ensure this shift was successful. Unfortunately, in many cases, adapt really meant skip internal controls which opens the door for all kinds of fraud. Luckily, there are simple solutions to get back on track.
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Tips for a Smooth Year-End in Sage Intacct
With the end of 2020 quickly approaching, we’ve compiled a checklist to help your accounting team efficiently and painlessly maneuver through year-end and prepare for the New Year ahead with Sage Intacct! Read on for our 11 tips for a smooth year-end.
