Sage Intacct

Accounting/ERP (cloud financial management and job-costing software)

Mid-market general contractors, specialty trade contractors, commercial and residential homebuilders, and real estate developers (typically mid-sized companies with $10M-$1B+ in revenue or 50-2,000 employees)

Acquired by The Sage Group plc (a publicly traded company listed on the London Stock Exchange)

1999

Sage Intacct does not publish standard public pricing tiers. It uses a custom, quote-based annual subscription model calculated using the number of legal entities, specific modules selected (e.g., core financials, job costing, AIA billing), and user license types (full business users vs. limited employee users).

Core annual subscriptions start around $9,000 to $15,000 per year for minimal single-entity setups, while typical mid-market organizations pay between $25,000 and $75,000+ annually depending on modules and user seats. Per-user cost for full business seats is estimated at $200-$800/user/month.

Yes, separate costs apply. Custom integrations require a Web Services Developer License (typically ~$2,500/year). API usage is governed by Performance Tiers (Tier 1 includes 100,000 monthly transactions free before overages apply). Additional add-on modules and third-party integrations generally increase annual fees by $3,000 to $10,000+ each.

Yes

REST and XML/SOAP Web Services. Sage Intacct provides a modern REST API using JSON payloads and OAuth 2.0 authentication, as well as a legacy XML Web Services API using XML payloads over HTTP with Web Services Sender ID credentials.

Documentation is publicly accessible on developer portals. However, actual API access is gated behind paid licensing: integration requires an active Web Services Developer License (which provides a Web Services Sender ID and password) and enabling the Web Services subscription within the target Sage Intacct company instance.

Usage is metered under Performance Tiers (e.g., standard Performance Tier 1 includes 100,000 transactions/month, with overage fees charged per additional transaction pack). Queries cap results at 2,000 records per call requiring offset pagination. Concurrency limits restrict simultaneous connections per application/company (e.g., 6/8 concurrent requests). Synchronous requests time out after 15 minutes, and standard tiers allow 1 concurrent offline/async process. The API supports full read and write capabilities (query, read, create, update, delete).

Official export methods include manual and scheduled report exports (formats include CSV, Excel, Word, Text, and PDF) and the Data Delivery Service (DDS), which automatically extracts complete or incremental CSV files of object records on a schedule to configured cloud storage (e.g., AWS S3, Azure Blob) or SFTP.

Sage Intacct offers native AI capabilities centered strictly on financial management, accounting workflows, and platform integration. Its core AI capabilities include Sage Copilot (an embedded generative AI assistant), AP Automation, GL Outlier Detection, Intelligent Time, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server for external AI connectivity. Sage Intacct does not offer native AI tools for field dispatching/scheduling, trade estimating, or customer service call handling/CSR, relying instead on third-party integrations or non-AI field operational modules.

Sage Intacct offers no native AI-powered dispatching, scheduling, trade estimating, or CSR/call handling features. Field operations and scheduling are managed through non-AI native add-ons like Sage Field Operations or through third-party FSM partner integrations (such as KloudGin or Zuper), where AI scheduling is provided externally rather than natively.

Sage Intacct provides several native AI/ML finance features: (1) AP Automation with Purchasing (GA expanded 2024-2025), which uses machine learning to parse vendor invoices, extract contact/coding data, detect duplicates, and match POs; (2) GL Outlier Assistant (GA), an AI system that monitors general ledger entries for anomalies against historical trends before posting; (3) Intelligent Time (GA), an AI desktop assistant that builds timesheet activity cards from web/calendar activity; (4) Sage Copilot Variance Analysis (GA in 2025 R1 / April 2025), which automates budget-to-actual variance insights; and (5) Close Workspace / Close Assistant (Early Adopter Dec 2024, GA Aug 2025), an AI-assisted hub tracking month-end close progress and dependencies.

Sage Intacct provides both a native AI assistant and an MCP server: (1) Sage Copilot, an embedded generative AI virtual assistant launched for early adopters in December 2024 and expanded to GA in early 2025, offering conversational search assistance, budget variance analysis, and close guidance; and (2) The Sage Intacct MCP Server (part of the Sage Intacct AI Gateway), built on Anthropic's open Model Context Protocol standard, which provides secure, read-only AI access for external MCP clients (such as Claude Desktop or custom AI agents) to query core Intacct financial objects and metadata.

Sage Intacct functions as a standalone cloud ERP and financial management system, rather than middleware that connects separate general ledger products to each other. Consequently, it does not maintain direct native connections to competing accounting software like QuickBooks or Foundation. Instead, trade and construction field/PM platforms, such as Sage Construction Management, Procore, BuildOps, Raken, BuildTopia, Assignar, Siteline, and Tractics, integrate with Sage Intacct to sync job costing, time entries, subcontracts, and financial data. The accounting-to-field connection can be native (e.g., Sage Construction Management, owned by Sage) or third-party (e.g., Procore, BuildOps, or custom integrations built via Sage Intacct Web Services APIs).

Sage Intacct maintains a public partner marketplace (the Sage Intacct Marketplace) featuring over 350 integrated cloud applications and add-ons across categories such as construction and real estate, field service, HCM and payroll, AP/AR automation, CRM, and time tracking.

Yes, unified-API platform providers support Sage Intacct integrations. For instance, Agave (Agave API) provides unified API connectors tailored for construction and field services software including Sage Intacct, and Merge (Merge.dev) offers a unified accounting API supporting Sage Intacct data model normalization for general ledger, invoicing, and transactional workflows.

Supported via the Sage Intacct Construction Payroll add-on module (powered by STRUXI) as well as third-party partner integrations (e.g., Lumber, Hammr, Miter).

Supports accrual accounting, dual/multi-book accounting (managing cash and accrual simultaneously), and cash accounting.

Sage Intacct (specifically Sage Intacct Construction) is a leading cloud-native financial management platform for mid-market to enterprise general contractors, specialty trade contractors, and real estate developers.

Sage serves over 50,000 construction and real estate companies across its overall software portfolio (including legacy and cloud platforms), with a growing cohort utilizing Sage Intacct Construction. Overall, the Sage Intacct platform supports thousands of mid-market businesses globally.

Sage Intacct Construction is a modern, cloud-native platform experiencing strong adoption as contractors migrate away from legacy on-premise systems like Sage 300 CRE (Timberline) and Sage 100 Contractor. Intacct was acquired by The Sage Group plc in 2017 for $850 million, and Sage has continued to invest in the construction ecosystem through M&A, including acquiring construction software vendor Corecon in 2023.