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Sage Intacct health assessment

Get more from your technology investment with a thorough examination of your Sage Intacct modules and settings. A health check can help you fully leverage all features in Sage Intacct including new functionality that may not have existed when you first implemented and identify areas where customizations or additional modules could further enhance your system’s capabilities. 

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What’s included in a Sage Intacct health check?

  • One-hour interview to review current processes and identify opportunities for improvement 
  • Sage Intacct core modules and configurations review 
  • A highlight of relevant quarterly releases 
  • Health Check Summary Report with observations and recommendations 
  • One hour of consulting to be used for training or Q&A 
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