Sage Intacct import automation

Prepare Sage Intacct AP bills without re-entering every transaction

Whether you call them AP bills, purchase invoices, supplier invoices or vendor invoices, the manual work is the same: taking supplier data or a purchasing export and rebuilding it into the exact structure Sage Intacct needs. We turn that repeated effort into an approved, reusable workflow.

Your supplier invoice information should not need to be entered into two different systems.

The manual problem

Supplier and vendor data arrives in many shapes — a purchasing system export, an approved-invoice register, an expense log or a maintained spreadsheet. Preparing it for Sage Intacct means mapping suppliers to their Intacct IDs, checking for duplicate bills, formatting dates and applying GL accounts and dimensions. Done by hand, it is slow and easy to get wrong.

Suitable source data

We work from the real file you already receive. That might be:

  • Supplier spreadsheets
  • Purchasing systems
  • Approved invoice registers
  • Operational purchasing exports
  • Expense records
  • Goods received records
  • Manually maintained invoice logs

Rules we may build in

Configured to your approved process — not assumed automatically:

Supplier / vendor ID mappingBill number validationDuplicate invoice checkingBill date formattingDue date or payment term handlingLocation mappingDepartment mappingGL account mappingProject mappingLine descriptionsVAT or tax handlingAmount validationMissing-supplier exceptionsMissing-dimension exceptions
The before-and-after process

Send us the before. Show us the after. We build the process between.

You provide a representative export (the “before”) and the result Sage Intacct needs (the “after”) — your current import template, a previously successful import, or examples of correctly entered transactions. We document the transformation rules in between, build a customer-specific workflow and test it against representative sample data.

From supplier data to Sage Intacct AP bills — without entering it all again.

Validation checks

  • Recognised, mapped supplier / vendor IDs
  • No duplicate bill numbers for the same supplier
  • Valid bill and due dates
  • Valid GL accounts and dimensions
  • Amounts validate against expected totals
  • All required fields present

Exception handling

Duplicate bills, unknown suppliers and missing dimensions are surfaced on an exception report. Nothing is imported until you have reviewed and resolved the flagged rows.

Each workflow is configured around your own source file and current Sage Intacct import template. We do not promise that any file works without configuration, and we do not assume one universal template fits every company.

Ready to remove this manual step?

Tell us what you currently receive and what Sage Intacct needs. We will assess whether it can become a repeatable workflow.