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WEBINAR: CloudBytes- Tips and Tricks for Sage Intacct’s User-Defined Books

WEBINAR: CloudBytes- Tips and Tricks for Sage Intacct’s User-Defined Books

By: Dean Dorton | June 25, 2020

Are the words “flexible reporting” music to your ears? With Sage Intacct’s multi-book features and user-defined book options, you can truly make reporting more flexible and have additional insight into business operations. Join Tabitha Schmaltz, Senior Software Consultant at Dean Dorton, to learn the top tips and tricks for understanding and using Sage Intacct’s user-defined books.

Accounting Software | Sage Intacct | Technology

In this webinar:

Are the words “flexible reporting” music to your ears? With Sage Intacct’s multi-book features and user-defined book options, you can truly make reporting more flexible and have additional insight into business operations.

Join Tabitha Schmaltz, Senior Software Consultant at Dean Dorton, to learn the top tips and tricks for understanding and using Sage Intacct’s user-defined books.

You’ll learn:
– The definition of a user-defined book and when to use it
– Examples of user-defined book applications
– How this feature can help you report by different standards

Who should watch?

Anyone who plays a financial management role in their organization including (but not limited to):

  • CFOs/COOs/Controllers
  • VPs and Directors of Finance
  • Accountants, Bookkeepers, Office Managers
  • Presidents, Executive Directors
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