Blog posts with tips, training, and features in Sage Intacct ERP cloud-based software. Searchable knowledgebase-type articles for finding help.
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Intacct R4 changes 2021 On November 12th, 2021 Sage Intacct Released R4. With Sage Intacct, there are 4 releases each year and they are provided for all users running Sage Intacct. This allows clients to always be updated, without having to pay their partner to apply the update. If you want to preview a release
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How to process joint checks in Sage Intacct Construction. Joint checks are used by general contractors for checks that must be made jointly to the Subcontractor and the Subcontractor’s material supplies. We will show you how to set this up within Sage Intacct. When setting up a vendor, for any Joint Checks, set the Subcontract and
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Why More Construction Companies are using Salesforce….and how Sage Intacct can help! Over the last several years, construction companies have been embracing CRM to keep prospects and customers’ information in one system. The need to track estimates, communication, appointments, and proposals in one system is becoming imperative as construction companies now have multiple salespeople, project
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Configuring Retainage in Sage Intacct Sage Intacct has added the ability to handle retainage in the Construction edition. Below are the steps to set up Retainage in your system. Configuring Accounts Receivable Retainage In Sales Intacct In the Accounts Receivable Module, under Configuration, Enable AR Retainage and choose the correct General Ledger Account and Invoice
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How to Pay Bill by Job In Sage Intacct, you can Pay Bills by a job by following these steps: Under the Pay Bills Screen click on the “Filter By” option and select “Add a filter set” Create a new filter Make the Filter Name equal to the Job Number. Click the “Share Filter” option
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Project Change Orders have been added to Sage Intacct in 2021 R3. You have the ability to: Link one or more change requests (added in R2) to a project change order Easily reference the total price and costs of all linked change requests Align statuses between the project change order, change requests, and estimate changes.
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Using best practices when setting up Project Estimates within Sage Intacct allows you to enter projected costs against the Project, Cost Codes, and Cost Type. You can create change order estimates. Once set up, you can then track the actual costs against your estimate. Sage Intacct tracks this by posting the Project Estimates to the
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With the addition of the Sage Intacct Construction Edition, it is extremely important to know where to enter and process data within Sage Intacct. Here is a quick guide to top level vs entity level data entry for Sage Intacct Top Level Entity Level Company Users Groups Subscriptions Entities Dimensions: Customers Vendors Employees Locations Departments
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As internal auditors, whether we have IT in our educational background or not, we have learned the basics around IT General Controls because so much of the control environment resides in systems. Many of us are familiar with COBIT, which outlines the key IT control objectives in terms non-IT auditors understand. But, if asked by our Audit
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