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WEBINAR: CloudBytes- Sage Intacct Release 3 Overview

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WEBINAR: CloudBytes- Sage Intacct Release 3 Overview

By: Dean Dorton | August 27, 2020

Sage Intacct's third quarterly release of 2020 took place on Friday, August 21 so you may be asking yourself what you can expect when you get back to the office after the weekend. Watch this webinar recording to discover a high-level overview of the release changes and enhancements that you can expect to see.

Accounting Software | Sage Intacct | Technology

In this webinar:

Each year, Sage Intacct drops four quarterly releases with new functionalities, updates, and major/minor changes to the system. The third release of 2020 will took place on Friday, August 21st,  so you may be asking yourself what you can expect when you get back to the office after the weekend.

Join Jim Norton, Senior Software Consultant at Dean Dorton, to stay up-to-date on the changes that you can expect and best practices to navigate around the new release. You’ll learn about the new updates at a high-level overview during this session.

Who should watch?

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

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