Sage Intacct Purchasing
Gain visibility into your entire procure-to-pay cycle with Sage Intacct
So, how can Sage Intacct help streamline your purchasing process?
Get visibility of committed spend vs actual and budget using custom posting rules and drillable dashboards
Convert purchase orders to purchase invoices to streamline the process and get visibility of orders that are still outstanding
Take your purchasing approvals digital with customisable approval workflows that set approvers by value, manager or department lead
Configure workflows easily with flexible transaction types that can be tailored to your individual business processes
Strengthen your purchasing with Sage Intacct




Streamline your purchasing process with Sage Intacct
- Use at-a-glance access to critical, real-time information, so staff can analyse costs, and gain visibility into your entire procure-to-pay cycle helping them making the right decisions.
- Create digital structured, predefined transaction and customisable approval workflows that set approvers by value, manager or department lead
- Sage Intacct Purchasing automates your organization’s unique workflows to streamline purchase requisitions, purchase orders, and approvals.
- It connects with Sage Intacct Accounts Payable, Cash Management, and Inventory Management—so you enter data only once
- Use customisable, role-based dashboard to quickly check on a budget to actuals, competitive quotes, price breaks, and more.
- Sage Intacct Purchasing provides best practices templates to create standard workflows and approvals for requisitions, quotes, returns, and more, to help ensure everyone complies with your organisations' unique purchasing requirements.
"Now that our supervisors actually see their financials on a daily basis in Sage Intacct and know how much money they have available to spend, they’re tightening their belts and taking cost control very seriously. As a result, we’ve cut the variance between our operating expenditures and operating revenues in half. Thanks to this declining variance, we’re able to expend our property tax levy income for much-needed capital improvements, as opposed to spending it on operations."










