CMap
CMap is a project management and ERP platform built for professional services that need to manage project finances, resource planning, and business intelligence in one connected system.
Project ERP for services
CMap is a project management and ERP platform built for professional services that need to manage project finances, resource planning, and business intelligence in one connected system.
Who this integration is best suited to
This integration is best suited to consultancies and professional services firms that manage projects in CMap and need those financial activities to flow cleanly into their accounts. It is particularly relevant for firms that have grown to the point where managing project finances and company accounts in separate, disconnected systems has become a genuine operational burden.
How CMap works with AccountsIQ
Project invoices and WIP journals from CMap post directly into AccountsIQ, removing the double-entry that would otherwise be needed between the project management system and the accounting platform. For consultancies, this means project directors can manage delivery in CMap while finance teams work in AccountsIQ, with both systems always reflecting the same underlying data.
FAQs
Can AccountsIQ integrate with Cmap?
Yes. Project invoices and WIP journals from Cmap post directly into AccountsIQ, removing the double-entry that would otherwise be needed between the project management system and the accounting platform. This is particularly useful for consultancies, this means project directors can manage delivery in Cmap while finance teams work in AccountsIQ, with both systems always reflecting the same underlying data.
Can Cmap help reduce manual invoice posting?
Yes. It helps move billing or ledger activity into AccountsIQ automatically, so teams spend less time re-entering invoices and more time reviewing exceptions and reporting.
Does Cmap support multi-office professional services groups?
Yes. Cmap's entity-level profit and loss data aligns with AccountsIQ's multi-entity reporting, giving group management a consolidated financial view without manual consolidation.
