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Your business has grown. You need deeper insights, faster processes and the ability to manage more complexity - without extra workarounds.

If you’ve outgrown QuickBooks, it’s time to upgrade to AccountsIQ: the finance management and accounting platform designed for ambitious, multi-entity organisations. Better begins now, with cloud-based software that scales with you.
Here’s how we compare, feature by feature
“AccountsIQ does everything we need and it’s an ideal fit for us as the next step up from QuickBooks. With QuickBooks, month-end could almost take the whole month! Now, we do it within five working days. Getting the results out quickly makes a big difference.”
"Running reports in AccountsIQ is quick and we've got the capability to do multi-dimensional reporting, which will be really valuable to us. I'd say it takes about one tenth of the time we're used to in Sage."
"Starter systems like Sage and Xero don’t really meet the needs of a complex business. AccountsIQ is a proper accounting package. It’s Cloud-based, user-friendly and meets all the accounting needs of an international business like IFX.”

In Humentum’s published testimonial, they said that on QuickBooks month-end could “almost take the whole month,” and that after moving to AccountsIQ they now complete month-end “within five working days.”
AccountsIQ is typically used when you need more structured reporting across entities and more ways to analyse performance. It supports a 3-level general ledger plus up to six BI (analysis) dimensions for tagging transactions, a large library of built-in reports with drill-down, dashboards for different roles, and live connections to Excel and Power BI via OData so reporting can refresh from system data instead of relying on manual exports.
It’s usually time to switch when the business has outgrown a single-entity setup and you’re relying on spreadsheets to pull group results together. Common signs include a slow month-end because reconciliations, uploads, and consolidations are manual; limited reporting by things like project, site, fund, or region; and processes such as approvals, allocations, and intercompany being handled through workarounds rather than cleanly in-system.