Mutual Vision Sees a Clear Financial Picture With Sage Intacct

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Located in Wilmslow, England, Mutual Vision is a software company that builds digital banking platforms and partner ecosystems for specialist lenders in the United Kingdom.

The company’s highly adaptable platform gives financial institutions everything they need to offer their customers superior loans and savings products.

The Challenge

Mutual Vision’s small finance team used Sage 50, a trusted brand’s desktop accounting software with cloud connectivity. Sage 50 is easy to use, but its reporting is limited and authorizations require manual processes.

Mutual Vision needed a new accounting solution that would automate financial processes, provide detailed product costing information, and show product profitability by department.

The Solution

Sage Intacct, a cloud-native financial management solution built by accountants for accountants, was the natural next step for Mutual Vision.

Sage Intacct frees finance teams to focus on valuable strategic initiatives. And because it’s a modular solution, Sage Intacct offers the functionality Mutual Vision needs—and none it doesn’t.

The Sage Intacct Partner

Mutual Vision chose Vision33, an award-winning Sage Intacct partner and Sage Platinum Club member, to implement and provide long-term support for Sage Intacct.

Vision33 has worked with hundreds of businesses implementing Sage Intacct for 20 years. The company’s seasoned project management teams and certified consultants tailor the system to business’s specific needs.

The Result

Sage Intacct’s robust dashboards and customizable reporting have given Mutual Vision’s finance team much-needed visibility into financial and operational data.

Manual effort has been significantly reduced. Previously, employees sent expenses through email, and finance would raise them in Sage 50. Now, employees can raise expenses directly in Sage Intacct. Mutual Vision is also allowing businesses to raise purchase orders themselves, freeing time in finance.