This partnership makes Johnston Carmichael the first firm in Scotland to provide and implement Sage Intacct.

Designed for high-performing SMEs and mid-sized organisations, Sage Intacct is a powerful cloud accounting software that delivers AI, automation, real-time reporting, and advanced financial management to help drive high performance and growth.

Its sophisticated tools for accounting and reporting, which include real-time data dashboards and AI-powered automation, aim to streamline processes, enhance visibility, and support growth.

They help businesses respond quickly to change, improve profitability, and drive smarter decision-making such as optimising when they pay creditors to enhance cash flow.

The partnership also enables Johnston Carmichael to supply a fully integrated outsourced finance solution, combining Sage Intacct’s powerful platform with the firm’s expert financial insight.

Kirsty Reynolds, director and head of digital advisory and outsourced finance services at Johnston Carmichael, said: “As businesses adapt to rapid advancements in AI and technology, we’re seeing growing demand for system upgrades and replacements.

“Organisations are increasingly investing in technology to automate processes and strengthen controls. Sage Intacct stands out in the accounting software market, delivering the efficiency and scalability businesses need to grow.

“Businesses can use it to analyse their revenue streams and work out where they need to invest. Or similarly, they can compare different locations across their business to understand challenges and opportunities.

“Crucially, business owners and operators have the option to fully outsource their finance function through this software, leaving them to get on what they do best – running their businesses.”

Ms Reynolds concluded: “It’s an exciting time for Johnston Carmichael to support clients through this transformation and see first-hand the real-time impact Sage Intacct is having on decision-making, performance, and long-term growth within businesses.”