Still running construction jobs on QuickBooks? This feature comparison chart from Accordant and Sage lines up Sage Intacct for Construction against QuickBooks Enterprise, QuickBooks Premier Contractor Edition and QuickBooks Online across 12 functional areas. It covers budgets and estimates, contract and change management, purchase orders, project and service management, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, inventory, and analysis and reporting. Each feature is marked as included, limited, third party or unavailable. You will see how each product handles negative change orders, retention, certified reporting by job, progress and T&M billing, cost-to-complete and over- and underbilling reports, plus simultaneous user limits. Quotes from CFOs at Airo Mechanical and Orion Properties round it out. Use it to pinpoint the gaps in your current system before you decide to switch.
Feature comparison for construction finance teams
Sage Intacct for Construction vs. QuickBooks: Feature Comparison Chart
Content provided by Accordant
Is QuickBooks holding your construction business back? This side-by-side chart shows where QuickBooks Enterprise, Premier Contractor Edition and Online fall short on change orders, retention, certified payroll, service dispatch and job reporting, and how Sage Intacct for Construction compares. Download it to see the gaps at a glance.
- Four-product comparison
- 12 functional areas
- Construction-specific features
What you'll get
A clear, feature-by-feature view of how Sage Intacct for Construction compares with three QuickBooks editions on the job costing, billing, payroll and reporting tasks contractors rely on.
Change and contract control
See which products handle negative change orders, subcontract balances and change order tracking by status.
Construction billing and AP
Compare progress and T&M invoicing, application for payment forms, loan draws and automatic retention tracking.
Contractor payroll
Check certified reporting by job, union rate determination, multi-state payroll and fully burdened labor costs.
Job reporting and users
Review cost-to-complete, over- and underbilling, bonding and profitability reports, plus simultaneous user limits.