Is It Time to Modernize Financial Management for Your Company?
This post was originally published on the Sage Intacct Blog Having a strong financial system in place is always important. But in disruptive times, it becomes even more important. The pandemic crystalized what financial decision-makers had known for a long time: Outdated, clunky financials software can drag down the business in a world where decision-makers…
The Benefits of Digital Time & Expense Management
Policies are the “rules of the road” for running an efficient operation. From signs and traffic lights to speed limits, inspections, and cops, we need driving regulations to help us get to our destinations quickly and safely. Similarly, as team members in a work environment, we need structure to make sure we stay in our…
Is Mobile Bill Management Right for You?
4 Benefits of Managing Business Financials on Mobile In this high-tech, post-cash age, making payments on a mobile device is the new normal. But people aren’t just using their phones and tablets to purchase products or pay personal bills. They’re also using mobile devices to manage bills for their businesses. The popularity of mobile payments…
How AI Can Reduce Revenue Leakage for Professional Services
This post was originally published on the Sage Intacct Blog According to a recent publication from an IDC analyst, professional service organizations seem to hit a wall on profitability that is often short of their potential. This phenomenon is incredibly pervasive across the industry. The cause is nothing surprising. You can ask any finance leader and…
The Benefits of Integrated Budgeting & Planning
This post was originally published on the Sage Intacct Blog What does it take to successfully manage your business or nonprofit? How do you measure success? To answer these questions in the simplest form, you must have a plan, identify objectives to meet it, and identify metrics to measure progress toward your identified objectives. For…
The Top Five Limitations of QuickBooks
For many small and mid-sized businesses, Intuit QuickBooks is usually the first choice for financial software in the organization’s early days – and for good reasons. QuickBooks is well-known and very easy to use, and it offers the basic functionality that almost any business can use to get off the ground. Unfortunately, virtually every growing…
A High-Performing Accounting System Provides More With Less
Most nonprofits and small businesses begin their financial lives using Intuit’s QuickBooks, which— with more than 80% market share—is by far the most popular accounting application. It’s well known. It’s also easy-to-use, and it offers the functionality a business or nonprofit needs when it’s starting out. But if your business has moved beyond the entry…