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Accounting software with purpose
Percipient’s ‘Sage Intacct’ software helps to accelerate core financial processes and gain deeper operational insights to elevate performance and deliver exceptional guest experiences.
or fine dining experiences, entertainment venues, resorts, clubs or other hospitality- based businesses, Sage Intacct’s true cloud accounting solution has an innovative modular design that meets your business needs, while also providing the flexibility to add more functionality.
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Sage Intacct Percipient can help: ■ Eliminate unnecessary IT costs and expensive upgrades: Delivering four major updates per year, with an average of 50 new features per release, you will
hether you operate multi- property hotels, independent boutiques, restaurant chains
always have the latest finance technology at your fingertips at no extra cost.
■ Streamline operations with integration into your existing systems: With integration into third-party systems as standard, you can gather, display and analyse all the unique data that drives your business in one unified report. Empowering your team to make confident decisions based on accurate data.
■ Ensure compliance based on USALI: Reporting tools are essential in showcasing daily rates, occupancy levels and seasonal trends. Percipient’s accounting solutions come with prebuilt
metrics, based on USALI, to offer greater flexibility for your finance team to dive into the details that matter.
■ Scale your business with ease: Create and deploy automated templates for new entities and outlets to ensure consistent, rapid and accurate financial statements across your entire business.
■ Gain a real-time view of multi- property performance: Track real-time performance centrally across all outlets. View accounting and finance information by location, groups of locations, concepts, regions or other categories. ●
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