Sage Intacct Adyen Integration
so the money that came in matches the books.

That is the first thing we check, and the answer decides which of our two services you need. Where a supported connector exists we will tell you, set it up properly and hand it over rather than quietly building something you did not need. Where one does not exist, or exists but does not do what your accounting actually requires, that is a custom integration.

Adyen settles in batches, split by currency and by payment method. The reporting is detailed and does not resemble a simple bank line. Each settlement batch has to be decomposed into gross takings, scheme fees and processing fees before it posts.

In Sage Intacct, cash management entries post against dimensions as well as accounts. Dimensions are the point of Intacct, so payment data that arrives without the entity, department or location attached loses most of the reporting value it should have had.

Yes, and it is the most common thing we are asked to correct. Merchant fees belong in their own expense account, not netted off revenue, or your gross sales figure is understated and your margin looks better than it is. Fixing it usually means a clearing account and a posting rule, not a bigger system.

They are the part that gets skipped, and they are the part that causes the argument at month end. Each one has to post to the right account on the right date, and a failure that arrives after the payment was already recorded has to reverse cleanly rather than being deleted.

Yes. Both Sage Intacct and Adyen change on their own schedules, so an integration nobody maintains is an integration that breaks quietly. We offer ongoing support and we will tell you plainly if the honest answer is that you do not need it.