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Read The Resource Group blog to learn about Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP software and Intacct cloud accounting software
Dating back to when it was a product of Great Plains Software. Microsoft Dynamics GP has served the healthcare community well.
However, it's fallen behind in many areas that have a lot of financial management value for both for-profit and non-profit healthcare organizations. This has led us to vetting out new software applications and, for the last five years, we've found Sage Intacct to be a much better fit for our healthcare clients.
This blog explains why: below are the Top 5 reasons to switch from Dynamics GP to Sage Intacct financial management software.
If your professional services firm wants to make competitive decisions about the market, good data visibility is critical to success. Unfortunately, many firms use multiple unintegrated management platforms that reduce insight and consume too much time. We see lots of businesses that are using 5 or 6 different tools every day in order to take care of scheduling, track project completion, record time and expense, and do everything else. 
In the for-profit world, there is a return on investment, or commonly shortened to the ROI. However, in the non-profit world, you have what is called the return on mission or ROM. In many instances, that ROM is achieved or at least it helps to achieve it, by monitoring Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) on a dashboard from your business management software solutions, such as accounting software, fundraising software, and/or grant management software. All this information should be readily available in your dashboards to be able to drill down on them and view the real-time information for your non-profit organization.
Sage Intacct recently conducted a survey of nonprofit financial professionals, spanning small to large organizations with both single and multiple entities across a wide range of industries. Below is what your peers shared with us as their biggest pain points as part of the survey, as well as how to overcome them.
Below are the top 5.
Nonprofit survey respondents said the #1 biggest pain point is that reporting is manual and time consuming, which causes the following problems:
The survey also revealed that over 20% of respondents spend >40 hours per month consolidating data into Excel, and over 45% spend at least 25 hours.