Sage Intacct is strong on dimensions and reporting and, like every GL, silent on ASC 842. The lease schedules and the entries that come off them have to be built somewhere it can trust.
ROU Asset builds them and gives you a Sage Intacct GL journal CSV out of the box. Approve the period, export, and import: the lines are already balanced and carry the account, debit, credit, and location. If your Intacct import expects extra dimension codes, clone the layout and add them in the template builder.
At close you pick the Sage Intacct (GL Journal import) layout and export the batch.
JournalDateReference NoGL AccountDescriptionDebitCreditLocation| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Interest Expense | 2,528.44 | |
| Lease Liability | 7,471.56 | |
| Lease Clearing | 10,000.00 | |
| ROU Amortization Exp. | 8,653.97 | |
| Accum. Amort. — ROU | 8,653.97 | |
| Balanced | 18,653.97 | 18,653.97 |
Yes. Pick it in the export flow and you get a GL journal CSV with account, debit, credit, and location columns. Need department or other dimensions? Clone it in the template designer and add constants or fields, then save it as your org default.
Yes. The built-in already includes location. The field catalog also has lease type, and constants cover fixed dimension codes, so anything your Intacct import needs can go in a cloned template.
Keep your GL. Let ROU Asset do the lease math and hand it a file that imports clean.