Simon Rogan Revisited
Three years on from its initial deployment, Group FD, Chris Gallagher-York, explains how Sage Intacct has expedited planning and performance at Simon Rogan.
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Book a DemoFollowing its deployment of Sage Intacct in 2022, where the focus was primarily on establishing a baseline from which to build, the last year has seen Simon Rogan’s team become familiar with the platform. Leveraging the breadth and depth of its capabilities to forecast and elevate the way the business is run has dominated.
The multi-entity management functionality within Sage Intacct is incredibly flexible and helpful, as the group’s business model is not uniform. Its newest restaurant, Skof in Manchester, for example, has a different legal structure from others in the group. Reporting to investors is different, and there is a different accounting calendar, but the way Sage Intacct is set up makes it seamless. In parallel, it supports the group’s e-commerce business, which is highly seasonal, with peaks around Valentine’s, Christmas, and New Year’s, as well as events such as weddings, Ascot, and most recently, a pop-up in Sydney, to promote and extend its reach.
The infinite amount of dimensions within Sage Intacct provides the ability to code and tag data from across every aspect of our operations, from ingredients, staffing, marketing and covers. We can then analyse trends to understand the interdependencies and impact of each dynamic and variable.