The Unofficial Sage Intacct Podcast

In this episode, Doug, Emily, and Matt sit down with Barrett King, Head of Alliances at Ramp, to explore how the company is reshaping financial operations from the inside out.

Doug and Emily are joined by Karen Penhallegon to break down Sage Intacct’s latest quarterly release, and this one comes with some big updates. Whether you’re deep into multi-entity accounting or just tired of manual AP work, there’s something in here that will make your team’s life easier.

In this episode, Emily and Matt sit down with Juha Harkonen, Sage’s VP of Partners and Operations, for a deep dive into how partnerships are evolving within the Sage ecosystem.

Doug, Emily, and Matt reflect on the state of the accounting industry after a whirlwind 2024. From the sharp rise in M&A activity to the practical role AI is beginning to play, this episode blends personal reflections with big-picture industry insight.

Doug, Emily, and Matt take a closer look at Sage Intacct’s Marketplace Partners—what they are, how the system works, and where things can go sideways.

In this episode, the team does something different: they read live, unfiltered reviews of Sage Intacct from G2. No prep. No edits. Just honest reactions. Doug, Matt, and Emily explore what real users are saying—good, bad, buggy, and blunt.

Karen Penhallegon joins the podcast to unpack the latest Sage Intacct release and share insights from her 8+ years with the platform—both before and after the Sage acquisition. Karen’s perspective as a longtime implementation expert brings a grounded, practical take on what these updates actually mean for users.

Doug leads a conversation with Matt and Emily that goes beyond surface-level feature lists. The team breaks down the real differences between NetSuite and Sage Intacct, starting with their histories and ending with practical decision-making advice for CFOs, controllers, and implementation partners.

Doug, Emily, and Matt dissect Intuit’s new Enterprise Suite—announced in September 2024—and explore what it means for the mid-market. Is it a genuine cloud competitor to Sage Intacct and NetSuite, or simply a defensive move to retain growing QuickBooks users?

Greg Ekker, VP of Professional Services at Sage Intacct, joins Doug and Matt to share stories from nearly two decades of building and refining Sage’s implementation practice. From back when cloud needed explaining to now running hundreds of concurrent deployments, Greg reflects on what’s changed—and what hasn’t.