More about Kathy Jastrzebski
Kathy Jastrzebski is a manager with CLA’s Intacct team. CLA is an Intacct Premier Partner with a partnership that spans over 20 years and more than 1,000 successful implementations. Kathy brings five years of accounting experience along with seven years of Sage Intacct implementation experience. Along with her accounting experience, she has a passion for leveraging technology to lead finance teams worldwide through system implementations with a mission of increasing department efficiency through business process improvements.
Blog Posts by Kathy Jastrzebski:
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Sage Intacct Release 2 of 2019
Sage Intacct’s second of four quarterly new releases made it’s debut on Friday, May 17th. As the saying goes, a new release is like a new flavor of pizza. Will you like it? Is it going to be overly salty/spicy/weird? Okay maybe we made that saying up, but read on to find out what flavor (new and notable features) you’re in for with this new release!
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Sage Intacct Contracts and ASC 606 Revenue Recognition Compliance
Have you ever wanted to scare people away at happy hour? In this blog post, you’ll learn just enough about ASC 606, Revenue Recognition, and Contracts to do just that. You may even, as a side-effect, learn that the contracts module not only helps in complying with the ASC 606 standard but additionally creates a single record (contract dimension) with an inter-related web of automated (yes, automated) transactions thus making vital reporting a breeze.
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Sage Intacct Account Groups: Rule of Ranges and Smart Event Email
Learn two handy tips to ensure accurate financial reporting in Sage Intacct. First, the “Rule of Ranges” in regards to Account Groups for Financial Reports and second, Smart Event Emails to notify your financial report guru when a new account is added.
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Sage Intacct Release 1 of 2019
A new year, and the first of four Sage Intacct releases! You might be curious, what kind of new and improved features are we in for? Fasten your seat belts, hold onto your kids, pets, and purses because today’s post will share the top three features that grabbed our attention.
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Sage Intacct User Group: DC Meeting
Are you an Intacct user in the Washington DC area? Join the CLA Intacct team and fellow Intacct users at the Sage Intacct User Group on March 14, 2019.
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9 Frequently Asked Questions: 1099’s
1099 season – everyone’s favorite time of year, right? Just as the season makes its annual appearance, as do the 1099 blog posts. While we’ve certainly covered this topic in previous posts (even more than once!), this year’s take is brought to you by the frequently asked questions we’ve received from Intacct users reaching out to us via support.
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5 Questions to Ask When Designing Dimension ID’s
What are your thoughts on dimension ID sequencing? Un-important? The least of your worries? Maybe it’s never even crossed your mind? (Highly likely). If it’s never crossed your mind, you likely haven’t dreamt about it either. Today’s post will hope to not have you dreaming about it, per se, but at least devoting a bit of careful consideration.
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CLA’s Sage Intacct Spark #11: Clever Custom List Views
For the finale of the Spark series, our last topic: list views to make your daily end user’s lives easier. Custom list views are available throughout the majority of Intacct, but are often under-utilized. Today, we’ll cover a few creative and practical ways to deploy them in your environment. First: What are They? Custom list […]
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CLA’s Sage Intacct Spark #10: Effortless Shortcuts for Usage Optimization
Have you ever wondered about the future of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning? Taking aside the obvious ethical questions, I like to imagine that one day my dog will be able to run things by bark command. Though she would likely abuse that power to order an unlimited supply of dog treats and squeaky toys from Amazon. Until that day arrives, today’s post will cover a somewhat related topic: tips and tricks to make data entry easier and quicker in Intacct.
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CLA’s Sage Intacct Spark #9: Importing Best Practices
Have you ever tried playing Connect Four with a 4 year old? Good luck stopping them from filling up the Connect Four game with all their pieces and singing “I win! I win!” over and over again. Unlike a 4 year old playing Connect Four, there are certain rules to learn and abide by when importing files with Intacct.