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| Logo | Customer | Industry | Empl. | Revenue | Country | Vendor | Product | Category | When | Insight |
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Retail | 50 | $5M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2015 |
In 2015, Cubex, LLC implemented Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise to centralize core finance and accounting for its retail business, using Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise as the primary ERP Financial system. The deployment targeted consolidation of transactional accounting and inventory accounting workflows for a small retail organization with approximately 50 employees in the United States.
The implementation focused on standard ERP Financial functional modules, including general ledger configuration, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and invoicing, inventory valuation controls, and fixed asset tracking. Configuration work emphasized chart of accounts standardization, tax and sales tax setup, customized invoice templates, and automated recurring transactions and bank reconciliation workflows appropriate to a small business finance environment.
Operational scope covered corporate finance and store-level retail operations, with a single-instance accounting system used to centralize transaction processing and reporting across the company in the United States. User access and transaction processing workflows were scoped to finance, accounting, and retail operations teams, balancing operational usability with control requirements typical for the ERP Financial category.
Governance and process changes introduced formal role-based permissions, structured month-end close and reconciliation procedures, and audit logging for transaction traceability. Rollout was organized around staged adoption by finance and store operations, with documented procedures for invoicing, cash reconciliation, and inventory accounting to ensure consistent operational control under Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise.
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Professional Services | 100 | $10M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2012 |
In 2012, Culbert Healthcare Solutions implemented Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise as its ERP Financial system. The deployment centralized core financial processes for the U.S.-based professional services firm, configuring Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise to manage general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, invoicing, and financial reporting capabilities.
Operational ownership rested with the finance and accounting teams at the 100-employee organization with approximately $10,000,000 in annual revenue, and staff were noted as proficient with QuickBooks. Configuration work emphasized user roles, access controls, and departmental reporting views to support centralized bookkeeping, standardized month-end close procedures, and coordinated invoicing workflows between service delivery and billing functions.
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Banking and Financial Services | 50 | $5M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2011 |
In 2011, Cultivation Capital implemented Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise as its ERP Financial system. The deployment targeted core finance and accounting operations for the United States based investment and financial services firm with roughly 50 employees, establishing a single-company financial instance to support bookkeeping and fund accounting workflows.
The Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise implementation concentrated on standard ERP Financial capabilities, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash management, and financial reporting. Configuration work focused on a standardized chart of accounts, class and location tagging for fund and portfolio tracking, and role based user permissions to segregate accounting duties and control access to sensitive financial transactions.
Operational governance emphasized finance team proficiency, with documentation and structured training because proficiency with QuickBooks is a plus. Controls included account reconciliations, audit trail enablement, and formalized month end close procedures to support investor reporting and regulatory bookkeeping obligations.
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Construction and Real Estate | 400 | $75M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2011 |
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Distribution | 105 | $10M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2008 |
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Banking and Financial Services | 809 | $687M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2011 |
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Distribution | 50 | $5M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2011 |
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Distribution | 100 | $10M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2008 |
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Professional Services | 520 | $60M | United States | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2016 |
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Education | 300 | $50M | Canada | Intuit | Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise | ERP Financial | 2006 |
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Buyer Intent: Companies Evaluating X Services
- Sigma IQ, a United States based Professional Services organization with 160 Employees
| Logo | Company | Industry | Employees | Revenue | Country | Evaluated |
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| Sigma IQ | Professional Services | 160 | $30M | United States | 2026-03-18 |