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Accounting & ERP

Sage Intacct's Dimensions Are Built for Tagging, Not for Trend Lines

Sage Intacct records Invoices, Revenue, and P&L against Department, Location/Entity, Customer, and Class dimensions, which is exactly why finance teams rely on it — but turning those dimensional cuts into a trend line usually means opening the custom report writer or exporting to a spreadsheet. Dashified reads the same dimensional data and renders it as a live chart the moment your books close.

What Dashified syncs from Sage Intacct

InvoicesRevenueP&L

How it works

1

Connect your Sage Intacct account from your Dashified integrations page.

2

Dashified pulls your AR invoices, revenue by GL entry, and P&L statement lines as they post in Sage Intacct.

3

Your existing dimension tags — Department, Location/Entity, Customer, Class — carry over automatically, so you can slice trends the same way you already slice your chart of accounts.

4

Revenue and margin update on your Dashified dashboard alongside your storefront and ad data, without building a custom financial report in Sage Intacct's report writer first.

Charts appear without a report template

Sage Intacct's native reporting is famously powerful but rigid — most teams end up building custom financial reports or exporting to spreadsheets just to see revenue trends over time. Dashified charts your P&L and revenue automatically, no report template required.

Multi-entity and multi-dimensional, out of the box

If you run multiple entities or subsidiaries under Sage Intacct's consolidation module, Dashified respects your Location/Entity and Department dimensions so you're not stuck reconciling numbers across entities by hand.

Invoices next to what actually drove them

AR invoices and revenue booked in Sage Intacct show up next to the order and ad-spend data that generated them, so you can see which channel is actually converting into recognized revenue, not just cash in the door.

Built for the platform finance teams already trust

Sage Intacct is the AICPA's preferred financial system for mid-market and multi-entity businesses. Dashified reads your existing GL structure instead of asking you to re-tag or re-map your chart of accounts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to rebuild my dimension structure for Dashified to work?

No. Dashified reads the standard dimensions you already use in Sage Intacct — Department, Location/Entity, Customer, Class — and uses them to organize your dashboard. There's no separate mapping step.

Does this replace Sage Intacct's report writer or Interactive Custom Reports?

No, and it's not trying to. Dashified isn't a GL reporting tool — it's a live dashboard that pulls your Invoices, Revenue, and P&L data so you can see trends daily without opening Sage Intacct or building a custom financial report.

We run multiple entities under Sage Intacct's consolidation module — does Dashified handle that?

Yes. If your Sage Intacct instance uses the Location/Entity dimension for multi-entity or multi-subsidiary reporting, that structure carries through to Dashified so you're not blending numbers across entities that should stay separate.

How current is the P&L data in Dashified compared to Sage Intacct?

Dashified syncs from your posted GL entries, so once a transaction is posted in Sage Intacct, it reflects in your Dashified dashboard — you're not waiting on a period close to see how revenue is trending.

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