Intacct and BILL Integrations with Tallie Follow

This guide is for individuals whose Intacct account is integrated with BILL. While we're not able to connect Tallie to both platforms simultaneously, there are some benefits for choosing one setup over the other. This is particularly related to differences in corporate credit card handling between Intacct and BILL. This article will cover Tallie Direct to Intacct and BILL Benefits.

Tallie Direct to Intacct Benefits

1. Corporate card data can post to the Cash Management module.
2. Corporate card merchant/payee details for reporting will contain the individual line items with the transaction date.
3. Ability to track both Projects and Customers on expenses in Intacct versus only using one of these lists in BILL.
4. Debit cards are handled more smoothly in Cash Management than in BILL since you won’t need to “pay” a debit card bill in BILL. Instead, the transactions will post as line items on the debit account register.
5. A copy of the Tallie report containing the receipt images will be sent to Intacct, but will only reside within the Tallie and Intacct platforms.

Tallie Direct to BILL Benefits

1. You are able to send bills payable to a merchant name to BILL. This is helpful for reporting.
2. You are able to export individual credit card transaction bills.
3. If you would like for transaction bills to be marked as paid, you can only do this with the export to BILL. A direct to Intacct export would always mark the bills as unpaid.
4. A copy of the Tallie report containing the receipt images will be sent to BILL, but will only reside within the Tallie and BILL platforms.
   Please Note: If you use Intacct and BILL with Tallie, you must always add new or edit existing list data in Intacct, and sync to BILL, and then sync to Tallie. Any new list information added in Tallie will not be synced back to BILL and Intacct due to a restriction in the integration path.