SuperiorPayments

ERP integration

Sage Intacct

AR automation for Sage's mid-market ERP.

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A Sage Intacct Marketplace integration that brings Superior Payments into the AR module. Tokenized customer payments, recurring billing, and multi-entity processing — without the spreadsheet exports and manual journal entries.

What you get

AR module integration

Receive Payment, Sales Invoice, and Customer records sync bidirectionally. Cash receipts post to the right entity, the right account, on the right day.

Multi-entity routing

Each entity is mapped to its own merchant identifier, and consolidated entities roll up in your existing Intacct reporting structure.

Recurring billing

Scheduled drafts against tokenized customer profiles — perfect for subscription billing, retainers, and standing AR.

Compliance-friendly storage

All cardholder and bank-account data lives in our vault. Sage Intacct stores tokens only — drastically reducing audit scope.

How it works

From install to live traffic on Sage Intacct.

No middleware to maintain, no PCI-scoped infrastructure to host. The flow below is the same whether you're a small business or processing nine figures a year.

  1. 1

    Install from the Sage Intacct Marketplace

    Standard marketplace install grants Superior Payments scoped access to your Intacct company. No code deployment, no on-premise software.

  2. 2

    Map entities and journals

    Each Intacct entity maps to a Superior MID. AR cash receipts post to the GL account you specify, and surcharge / processing-fee accounts are configured once and applied consistently.

  3. 3

    Process from AR workflows

    Receive Payment from inside Intacct — manually for one-off captures, automatically for scheduled drafts against saved tokens. Customer card-on-file and bank account profiles live in our vault and surface to Intacct AR.

  4. 4

    Reconcile daily

    Daily settlement detail posts as a journal entry to a clearing account in Intacct, with deposits split to match your bank statement. Cuts month-end card reconciliation from days to minutes.

Who runs it

Where Sage Intacct merchants get the most lift.

Three merchant profiles where this integration consistently pays back in the first quarter.

Multi-entity professional services

Law, accounting, consulting firms with multiple entities — each entity bills its own clients, each entity settles to its own bank, but reporting consolidates in Intacct.

Subscription & SaaS billing

Recurring monthly drafts against tokenized customer accounts. Failed renewals retry through account-updater coverage; Intacct shows the renewal posted when funds settle.

Nonprofits with restricted-fund accounting

Map donation/grant programs to specific entities or funds. Donor cards-on-file enable recurring giving without the donor reentering card details each renewal.

Frequently asked

Common questions from merchants evaluating this integration.

Does this work with Sage Intacct's multi-entity / multi-book architecture?

Yes. Multi-entity processing with per-entity MIDs is a core supported scenario. Multi-book (statutory + management book) is preserved on the cash receipts journal.

What about Intacct's contract billing / SaaS revenue recognition?

The integration posts cash receipts; revenue recognition happens in Intacct's contract billing module as configured. We don't override your rev-rec policy.

Can we apply payments across multiple invoices?

Yes. Partial-payment, split-payment, and overpayment-to-credit workflows are all supported and post correctly back to Intacct AR.

How does the integration handle returns / credits?

Refunds initiated in Intacct (or in the Superior portal) reverse the original transaction and post the reversal as a negative cash receipt in the same journal.

Connect Superior Payments to Sage Intacct.

Tell us about your environment — current processor, monthly volume, multi-entity structure — and we'll quote the integration and the full Superior stack in one number.