Get support

Sage Intacct provides a support system to get you the help you need.

In the United States, a designated support user (DSU) is someone your company has authorized to work with Sage Intacct Customer Support. Typically, this person is an Intacct administrator, IT contact, subject matter expert, or project manager. The designated support users are the only users who are authorized to contact Customer Support. In other regions, any active Sage Intacct user can log a support case.

If your company was implemented by one of our VARs or partners, contact your VAR or partner for support.

If you have questions about your Sage Intacct subscriptions or have questions about how to achieve a specific outcome, contact your account manager instead.

Step 1: Check out our self-service resources

Your first step is to check out our self-service resources for answers. The Help Center is thorough and can answer most of your questions.

See Find answers and get the most of out of help for information about how to best navigate the Help Center directly from the product.

If you're experiencing performance issues, see Troubleshoot Sage Intacct performance.

Step 2: Look for answers in the Community

The Community provides additional resources like forums where you can connect with other Intacct users and find knowledge base articles that are authored by our support analysts.

The Community requires a separate login. See The Sage Intacct Community for detailed instructions about self-registering for the Community, connecting with other users, and searching the knowledge base.

Step 3: Contact your designated support user

If you have a Support agreement with a Sage partner, contact your partner for assistance. Sage Intacct will not be able to provide direct assistance without the partner’s engagement.

If you have not found the answers you need, contact one of your designated support users.

In the United States, a designated support user (DSU) is someone your company has authorized to work with Sage Intacct Customer Support. Typically, this person is an Intacct administrator, IT contact, subject matter expert, or project manager. The designated support users are the only users who are authorized to contact Customer Support. In other regions, any active Sage Intacct user can log a support case.

If your company was implemented by one of our VARs or partners, contact your VAR or partner for support.

If you do not know who your designated support user is, contact your Intacct administrator or your account manager.

First, collect troubleshooting information

If your designated support user needs to contact Intacct Customer Support, they'll need the following information from you.

  • A detailed description of the problem, including:

    • The page you were using.

    • Specific steps you were performing.

    • Screenshots or video recordings that might help explain the issue.

  • Support IDs for any pages or error messages involved in the issue.

  • Any CSV import files and email messages containing errors related to data imports, if applicable.

  • Exact steps taken that are required to reproduce the problem.

  • Any steps you have taken to resolve the issue.

Adding screenshots or video recordings help our support team to expedite and troubleshoot issues. Consider adding any images or video recordings of the problem, error messages you received, and steps you took to reproduce and resolve the issue.

Error messages and Sage Intacct pages each have a Support ID to help determine what went wrong. Additionally, the pages include supplemental technical information to assist when troubleshooting. Provide this information to your designated support user.

Find the Support ID in one of these locations

Then, log a support case

Sage Intacct Customer Support operates between the business hours of 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM local time in countries we support. After-hours support is available for high-priority cases.

The best practice is to open a support case online before calling Support so that your call can be routed to the right experts.

The number you call depends on where you are located.

  • North America: (877) 704-3700

  • United Kingdom: +44 (0)19 1479 5990

  • Australia: +61 1300 729 330

  • South Africa: +27 (0)11 304 3220

  • France: 01 70 73 16 40

  • Germany: +49 69 500076297