Rillet vs. Sage Intacct

Sage Intacct’s multi-entity module is usually referred to as clunky and extremely difficult to use. It complicates the process of looking at overall financials or comparing different legal entities. Rillet makes it simple to toggle between different subsidiaries and a consolidated view, leveraging a common general ledger. Rillet provides drill-down capabilities all the way to the transaction level, including effects of foreign exchange when dealing with multiple currencies.

Many users find Sage Intacct’s reporting tool quite challenging and often end up continuing to report in excel instead. The options for customization are pretty restricted, which makes it tough to get reports just right. Rillet provides a lot of flexibility in its reporting module such as account grouping and unlimited reporting categories. This flexibility allows Rillet’s users to generate the specific reports they need without depending on excel.

Similarly to NetSuite, Sage Intacct needs expensive third-party tools to work with some CRMs and payment systems. With Rillet, you connect directly to your Salesforce, HubSpot, or Stripe. It synchronizes your contracts, customers, and products, and automatically manages your invoicing process. Plus, Rillet takes care of complicated revenue models by automatically handling revenue recognition and giving quick access to deferred revenue and revenue waterfall reports.