It gives us Sage-style reporting, but in a more user-friendly way, and it’s easy to share and distribute across our team. It makes it much easier for team members view Sage data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It was a bit complicated to learn at first and really requires some advanced Excel knowledge. Some Sage permissions do not allow all users to access the data we wanted to report on but we were able to create work arounds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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On the learning curve, that's fair and it's on us to shorten it. If your team hasn't been through Velixo Academy yet, it's free for every user at learning.velixo.com and it covers the Excel patterns that trip people up in the first few weeks. I'd also point you to Velixo Intelligence (https://www.velixo.com/product/ai-velixo-intelligence) — a lot of what used to require real Excel depth can now be described in plain English instead, which makes a big difference for the people on your team who aren't formula people.
The Sage permissions piece is worth a second look. Velixo deliberately respects Intacct's own permission model, so what you ran into is usually a question of how roles and subscriptions are set up on the Intacct side rather than a hard wall — and there's often a cleaner path than the workarounds you had to build. Our support team can dig into your specific configuration, or email me directly at gabriel@velixo.com and I'll get the right person looking at it.
I read every review personally, and this one is useful. If we can get the permissions sorted and flatten that ramp for your team, we'd love to turn this into a 5-star experience.
— Gabriel Michaud, Founder & CEO, Velixo
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