Statistical accounts
Hold non-financial metrics like wRVUs, visits, headcount, and square footage to drive allocations.
Sage Intacct Dynamic Allocations distributes shared services, overhead, and provider costs on a documented basis using statistical accounts and productivity metrics. Repeatable every close, and traceable to the journal entry.
Dynamic Allocations distribute cost and revenue across dimensions using a defined basis, run inside Sage Intacct instead of a spreadsheet. The basis can be statistical accounts, headcount, square footage, or productivity metrics like wRVUs. The allocation runs the same way every close, on a documented basis.
Allocation logic breaks in spreadsheets because it grows complex and undocumented. Moving it into the system gives you durability, an audit trail, and month-end repeatability. Every allocated dollar records its basis and the rule version that produced it.
Hold non-financial metrics like wRVUs, visits, headcount, and square footage to drive allocations.
Allocate on a defined, documented basis instead of a formula buried in a workbook.
Distribute shared costs to providers, locations, and service lines accurately.
Allocate indirect costs consistently so margins reflect reality.
Basis and rule version recorded on every allocation for full traceability.
The allocation runs the same way each close, no manual rebuild.
We build a worked model with your basis factors so the logic is transparent from day one.
Pre and post allocation views that show exactly what moved and why.
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Get the $5,000 Sage Intacct CreditDynamic Allocations is a Sage Intacct capability that distributes costs and revenue across dimensions using a defined basis, such as statistical accounts, headcount, square footage, or productivity metrics. Instead of a spreadsheet allocating overhead by hand, the system runs the allocation on a documented, repeatable basis every close.
Because it grows complex and undocumented. Basis factors change, tabs multiply, and only one person understands the formulas. When that person is unavailable or the logic changes, the allocations become hard to trust or defend. Moving allocations into the system fixes the durability and the audit trail.
Yes. Statistical accounts hold non-financial metrics like wRVUs, visits, headcount, or square footage, and allocations can distribute cost or revenue based on them. This is what makes provider and service-line allocations accurate rather than approximate.
Yes. Each allocation records the basis and the rule version, so any allocated dollar traces back to its inputs. That is the difference between an allocation you can defend and one you hope no one questions.
Bring your allocation workbook. We will move the logic into Sage Intacct with a basis you can defend.
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