Sage Intacct

Sage Intacct is a cloud-based accounting tool that’s perfect for medium and growing businesses looking to streamline their finances. Its AI, Sage Copilot, takes care of tasks like paying bills, tracking expenses, and generating reports, saving time and cutting down on errors. It offers over 150 customizable reports, handles multiple currencies, and integrates smoothly with tools like Salesforce, making it a great fit for industries like nonprofits or real estate.

It’s secure, accessible from anywhere, and scales with your business, though it might require some accounting know-how, and customer support gets mixed reviews.

Compared to NetSuite, which goes beyond accounting to manage sales, inventory, and global operations with support for over 190 currencies and 27 languages, Sage Intacct is more focused and often easier on the wallet, but NetSuite’s broader scope can be tougher to master.

Pricing for Sage Intacct is tailored to medium and larger firms, with annual subscriptions typically between $15,000 and $35,000, though complex setups for big companies can hit $70,000 or more. Implementation, including setup, data migration, and training, adds $1.00 to $1.75 for every dollar of the subscription cost. For example, a $15,000 plan might come with $15,000 to $26,250 in one-time fees, while a small firm with core financials, two entities, and five users could pay around $25,000 yearly, plus $25,000 to $30,000 to start.

It’s a solid investment for businesses needing efficient, reliable accounting that is tailored to their business

Interested? Check out Sage here

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AI is changing how firms grow—from pricing to hiring to who you serve. In this video Jason walks you through five moves to make your firm more profitable and future-proof in 2025.

If you own a firm, are thinking about buying one, or want to share smart ideas to improve your workplace systems, check out Jason’s Firms YouTube channel. It’s full of practical tips to boost efficiency and growth in your workplace

Crypto Corner

This past week, the crypto market took a slight dip, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling about 8% from $109,000 to $100,000 and Ethereum (ETH) dropping 6.7% from $4,500 to $4,200.

This pullback likely stems from investors cashing in profits, combined with worries about U.S. tariffs and Federal Reserve moves. It’s common for the markets to pause after a hot streak, with traders playing it safe amid economic uncertainty (still 🙄)

Despite the dip, signs point to a possible "alt season," where altcoins—cryptos other than Bitcoin—outshine BTC. Which is what majority of retail investors are looking for.

Bitcoin’s market dominance slipped from 65% to 63%, and altcoins like Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are showing strength. An alt season tends to happen when money flows from Bitcoin into these smaller coins, driving bigger price jumps, like Ethereum soaring 20% while Bitcoin inches up 5%.

If Bitcoin stabilizes and investor confidence picks up, altcoins could steal the show, creating a big opportunity for those gradually entering the crypto market.

DCD Bookkeeping

At DCD Bookkeeping, we’re all about making your accounting easier by using the best features of QuickBooks and smart AI tools to keep things accurate and efficient.

We handle everything from sorting transactions to creating clear financial reports, so your books stay organized, tax time feels less overwhelming, and you have more time to focus on growing your business.

We’re always looking for new ways to improve our services, ensuring we deliver top-notch accuracy and value for you.

If you need monthly bookkeeping, consulting or a full cleanup project you can contact us through the links below

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