Deltek Maconomy Pricing Overview

What I like best about Deltek Maconomy is that it is built specifically for project-based organisations and not just adapted from a generic financial system. The tight integration between project management, finance, time registration, and invoicing gives a strong end-to-end data consistency, which is critical when managing complex consulting and engineering projects.

From an IT and business perspective, I particularly value Maconomy’s single data model, where project financials, WIP, revenue recognition, and cost control are handled in one coherent ERP platform. This reduces reconciliation work and improves financial transparency and governance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Maconomy has not developed much over the last 10 years. As we upgraded from 2.2.2 to 2.6.3 we did only see minor improvements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an end user, I primarily use this tool to enter my timesheets and check my resource plan. I appreciate its predictability—once you become familiar with its quirks, it actually becomes quite efficient to use. My favorite feature is the 'Copy from...' option on the timesheets, which allows me to copy entries from a previous week. Compared to other corporate timesheet tools I have used before, this one helps me spend less time filling out my timesheets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are several minor improvements that could make the software more user-friendly. One aspect I find frustrating is that some actions require an excessive number of clicks, even though they should be more direct. For example, you have to click 'create' just to activate the timesheet before you can add a timesheet line or copy a previous week, which seems unnecessary. Additionally, the Favorite feature on the timesheets is not very intuitive and can be confusing to navigate. When I try to use it, I often encounter error messages. For instance, it doesn't automatically save a required 'location pricing' field, and this causes it to produce an error every time I select that favorite. In general, it feels like as an end user, I want to be guided better when it comes to errors popping up. (for example: clearer error messages, a mini-wizard telling me what I should do to make the error disappear, ...) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.