ERP & Inventory
Connect Sage Intacct
The B2B quote-to-cash layer for Sage Intacct.
Overview
Sage Intacct + TackQuote
TackQuote connects to Sage Intacct through its XML Gateway (Web Services) so quotes are built from live item records and accepted quotes are written back as Sage Intacct order-entry documents. Item data refreshes on a two-hour scheduled pull plus an on-demand refresh, and documents are created when an accepted quote matches an active Order Sync Rule — closing the loop between quoting and your financials. The buyer must already exist as a Sage Intacct customer; TackQuote maps to the customer id on the quote and does not create customer records.
TackQuote connects to Sage Intacct via Web Services using sender and user credentials. Items refresh every two hours; documents are pushed only when an accepted quote matches an active Order Sync Rule.
Before you start
What you'll need
- Sage Intacct with Web Services and Order Entry enabled
- Authorized sender ID and a Web Services user
- Permissions to read Inventory Control items and to read and create Order Entry transactions
- TackQuote Pro plan or above
Setup
How to connect Sage Intacct
Enable Web Services
In Sage Intacct, enable Web Services, authorize a sender ID, and create a Web Services user with order-entry and customer permissions.Connect in TackQuote
Enter your company ID, sender credentials, and user login in TackQuote Integrations → Sage Intacct. TackQuote begins the item sync.Choose what imports
Confirm item and price mapping, then choose whether the scheduled import pulls items, Order Entry documents, or both.Go live
Build quotes from live Sage Intacct items. Accepted quotes create order-entry documents against your existing Sage Intacct customers. This runs once an active Order Sync Rule targets this connection; connecting alone does not enable it.
Capabilities
What you get
Item & Price Sync
TackQuote pulls Sage Intacct items and pricing into the quote builder on a scheduled cadence.
Order Entry Document Creation
Accepted quotes create Sage Intacct Order Entry transactions (create_sotransaction) with items and the customer id mapped across. Order creation is not automatic on acceptance: it runs when an active Order Sync Rule targets this connection, or when the buyer checks out against it after you switch on Integrations → Use for checkout.
Existing Customer Mapping
Order Entry documents are filed against the Sage Intacct customer id carried on the quote. TackQuote does not create or update customer records in Sage Intacct.
Order Entry Document Import
Sage Intacct Order Entry documents are pulled back into TackQuote orders on the same scheduled cadence, so quoting and fulfilment stay in step.
FAQ
Sage Intacct questions
Can TackQuote create AR invoices in Sage Intacct?
No. TackQuote writes Order Entry "Sales Order" transactions only. It does not create Accounts Receivable invoices, does not create or update customer records, and does not record payments — post and invoice inside Sage Intacct as you do today.
What do I need to connect TackQuote to Sage Intacct?
Web Services enabled with an authorized sender ID and a Web Services user with order-entry and customer permissions, plus TackQuote Pro plan or above.
Can quotes carry Sage Intacct dimensions like department or location?
Not yet. Accepted quotes are posted against the customer id without department, location or class tags — apply your dimension defaults on the Order Entry transaction definition in Sage Intacct instead.