Tag Archives: intacct

17/01/2012 Posted in Business 2 Comments

Intuit Pushing Intacct for QuickBooks Graduates

By Ben Kepes

Now this is an interesting piece of scuttlebutt that I was alerted to via a private message. It seems that Intuit have quietly begun pushing QuickBooks users who have “outgrown” their own solutions on to Intacct. This is particularly interesting given the fact that Intuit, a venerable provider with a

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16/12/2011 Posted in Business 3 Comments

Application Integration in the Wild–Can Discrete Apps Work for SRP?

By Ben Kepes

Last week I posted news of Intacct’s new SRP offering that ties together Clarizen, Salesforce and Intacct’s own system. It was timely given that only the week before I moderated a panel at CloudBeat that brought together a bunch of folks who think deeply about the application integration space –

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06/12/2011 Posted in Business 1 Comment

Intacct Launches New UI and Rolls Out SRP

By Ben Kepes

I was briefed recently by Dan Druker from Intacct about their Fall 2011 release which marks some significant improvements and expansions to their mid tier accounting solution. As part of the briefing Druker shared with me a competitive landscape diagram that Intacct produces to show where they feel they sit

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21/11/2011 Posted in Business 1 Comment

SaaS Accounting Roundup

By Ben Kepes

I’ve been travelling for the past couple of weeks and haven’t kept up to date with news from the SaaS accounting companies that I usually watch closely. Here’s a summary of stuff that’s happened of late. Quick general disclosure though, I have consulted to a number of the companies below

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29/07/2011 Posted in Business Leave a comment

Reporting Season–NetSuite and Intacct go Stratospheric

By Ben Kepes

In these strained economic times with businesses retrenching and pulling back on non-essential projects, one could have expected to see the reported numbers for software companies also trend downwards. Right? Well not if a couple of recent results from SaaS accounting firms are anything to go by. Intacct Firstly Intacct,

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02/02/2011 Posted in Business 2 Comments

Intacct, NetSuite and Some Year End Numbers

By Ben Kepes

Intacct has just released their year-end numbers and a quick look at them, along with NetSuite’s latest results, shows great growth in the SaaS accounting/ERP space. First NetSuite’s report from the end of last year saw; Reports Record Revenue of $49.7 Million, 19% Growth over Prior Year Recurring Revenue Grows

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11/01/2011 Posted in Business 1 Comment

On Value-Add–Intacct and Automated Filing

By Ben Kepes

One of my ongoing themes is for SaaS providers to show real value-add with their products. Simply moving an application to an on-demand model, while easing some pain points, doesn’t really capitalize on the value of a fully connected platform. It’s for this reason that developments like Intaccts integration with

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27/10/2010 Posted in Business 2 Comments

FinancialForce Update

By Ben Kepes

I spoke the other day with Jeremy Roche, MD of FinancialForce the accounting application built on top of force.com. Readers will recall that about a year ago Coda2Go, as FinancialForce was called then, was partially acquired by salesforce.com – I wanted to catch up with Roche and see how things

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27/09/2010 Posted in Business Leave a comment

Acumatica Goes End-To-End

By Ben Kepes

I’ve written several times in the past about Acumatica – the little ERP vendor who could. First to roll out on Azure, one of the first to embrace a dual on-prem/cloud strategy and one of the few to buck the direct sales channel, Acumatica have a history of doing things

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20/08/2010 Posted in Business 1 Comment

The Value is in the Vertical. Intacct and Avectra Announce Vertical Specific Integration.

By Ben Kepes

SaaS applications give the ability to build very specific vertical applications that tie together several different functional areas to really meet the needs of a particular class of business. Intacct today announced an example of this “long tail” approach in action.

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Ben Kepes is an analyst, an entrepreneur, a commentator and a business adviser. His business interests include a diverse range of industries from manufacturing to property to technology. As a technology commentator he has a broad presence both in the traditional media and extensively online. Ben covers the convergance of technology, mobile, ubiquity and agility, all enabled by the Cloud. His areas of interest extend to enterprise software, software integration, financial/accounting software, platforms and infrastructure as well as articulating technology simply for everyday users. More on Ben

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