How Files.com Fits With Sage Intacct

Sage Intacct moves data on a schedule as CSV. Inbound files — transactions, GL entries, and master data — are staged for import, and outbound reports export back out over SFTP. The work that breaks is rarely the import itself; it is collecting files from partners and upstream systems on time, each in its own format, and shaping them into the CSV the import expects.

Files.com is the SFTP layer around that exchange. Partners and systems send to your Files.com site over SFTP, FTPS, or HTTPS; an Automation validates each file, converts it into the CSV layout Intacct expects, and stages it where the scheduled import reads it. The same flow runs in reverse for the exports Intacct writes out — collected, converted, encrypted, and delivered to each partner with a full record of what went where.

What You Would Use

Stage CSV For Intacct Import

Give Sage Intacct a stable, monitored SFTP endpoint with a static IP to allowlist, where CSV lands for scheduled import and exports are collected — no server of your own to patch or expose.

See File Transfer

Shape The CSV Intacct Expects

Convert inbound CSV, JSON, XML, and EDI into the column layout a Sage Intacct import requires, and pull values out of each file to route it, before Intacct reads it.

See Transform & Extract

Stage And Deliver On Schedule

An Automation drops each import file where your scheduled Intacct import reads it, and collects exports to deliver back to each partner — on a schedule or the moment a file lands.

See Automations