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My main use case for Sage Intacct is working for a nonprofit organization in the US, and in my daily work, I record all the entries, data, all the accounting tools, and make financial reports from Sage Intacct and take various reports from that.

A quick specific example of how I use Sage Intacct for my nonprofit organization is that I regularly handle monthly entries for insurance, taxes, and more. Moreover, I post the invoices and make those payments from Sage Intacct and record those particular entries.

The main usage of Sage Intacct is for journal entries, such as for taxes, insurance, and daily invoice processing for vendor day-to-day transactions. We render a service, so for that, I just have to book an entry in which I'll attach the invoice and process the payment from Sage Intacct.

The best features Sage Intacct offers include the ability to edit journal entries, attach more than one attachment right there, and have specific fields for marking the transaction such as a description, notes, dates, and GL account numbers where we code that. This feature really helps me out in my daily work.

This has made my workflow easier and more accurate because when I receive an invoice and I'm confused about the nature of the expense, Sage Intacct helps me choose a listed GL code easily. Additionally, for the transaction date, Sage Intacct doesn't allow me to take a different date from the invoice since I'll attach the invoice. This helps with the accuracy of the amount of the invoice. Another example is that during bank reconciliation, Sage Intacct already helps me mark items that are already posted in the bank or which are in the bank statement, which makes me feel better when I go for reconciliation.

Sage Intacct helps me mark the exact date and amount for particular transactions, same in the bank statement, and this feature is really appreciable in Sage Intacct.

Sage Intacct has positively impacted my organization by providing the opportunity to delete or edit any incorrect journal entry at the same time or in the prior or post-period after posting that particular entry. We also have the ability to apply money to grants in Sage Intacct, and if we post a wrong amount or dates, it gives an option to correct it, which is a great help in accounting.

As far as I'm using Sage Intacct, I haven't experienced significant challenges, but the page expires really fast if I have idle time or am working on something else while finding an amount or looking at an invoice. This feature might be helpful if they correct it.

In the interface for bank reconciliation, there are so many options on the upper side, such as ending balances and periods, closing and GL balances, which are all summed up in the same place. If we could separate them with a highlighted column for the same amounts, that would be more helpful.

I have been using Sage Intacct for two years.

I have never experienced any downtime or technical issues with Sage Intacct.

I wouldn't say that we transferred from another solution to Sage Intacct, but due to business requirements and technology, I was using some in-house software for accounting, and after discovering Sage Intacct, it has been really helpful compared to the past.

I have seen a return on investment primarily in time savings, as I'm not sure about the money part. Sage Intacct is user-friendly, meaning all the employees working on Sage Intacct are recording everything needed for our daily work, and from my personal experience, I find Sage Intacct better than other software.

Before choosing Sage Intacct, I evaluated options such as SAP, Xero, and QuickBooks, as we were using several in-house software, but I found that Sage has additional features that made it more user-friendly in comparison, and the management voted for Sage based on employee feedback.

My advice to others looking into using Sage Intacct is that if you haven't tried it, you should do so once, and you will feel the difference compared to the earlier software or solutions you are using right now. I would rate this product an eight out of ten.

We are reselling IBM Maximo as well. I find the automation products to be the most valuable features.

I find the automation products to be the most valuable features. When it comes to their reporting and analytics capabilities, I find them to be superb.

IBM Maximo could learn from its competitors by going aggressive to market, probably looking at price discounting, and emphasizing orientation and training and services to the end customer directly from IBM. Those three things can help. They should promote it more in my opinion.

I have been dealing with IBM Maximo for eight years.

I usually do not recommend SAP products instead of IBM Maximo; the customer bought from SAP directly instead of buying IBM Maximo from us. They went ahead with SAP modules and modernization and improvisation there.

SAP has advantages over IBM Maximo in that it was for one customer who was using HANA. IBM Maximo is expensive, and it is not a very well-known product in India. People have not heard of it. We tried selling it to Pune Metro, and they wanted to integrate with SAP, but the price that was quoted was very high.

I assess IBM Maximo's integration with IoT and AI as an excellent product to work with from a future-wise and technology-wise perspective. However, it is very difficult to sell in India because of the price point and no known expertise on the feature level at IBM, along with SAP in competition, which has its own tool to provide this kind of solution for asset management.

IBM Maximo's asset tracking feature is difficult to sell in India because of price. It is not popular in India because of price and IBM not pushing, so it is not very easy to sell. We tried pushing it to some of the people who are running metro, but we did not get any big success. My overall rating for this review is 6.