SMARTS Budgetary Accounting
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| Fact | SMARTS Budgetary Accounting | Software Unlimited School Accounting System |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1968 | The company states that Software Unlimited, Inc. was founded in 1979. |
| Headquarters | Branchburg, New Jersey, United States | Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States |
| Integrations | The accounting system integrates with Site Based Management, Requisitions, Bid Purchasing, Fixed Assets, and Human Resources/Payroll. | The integrations page lists API connections with Intellinetics and MyBenefitsChannel and import/export links with Time Management Systems, Frontline Education, Greenbush Time Tree, Higher Standards, Red Rover and KEV School Solutions. |
| Purpose | SMARTS Budgetary Accounting is a GAAP-based financial accounting system for school districts. | The School Accounting System provides fund accounting and financial software tailored to K–12 school districts and state reporting requirements. |
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Software Unlimited School Accounting System plans
- K12Docs$1,300, paid once
- K12Docs annual ≤100 students$3,250 a year
- K12Docs annual 101-500 students$3,400 a year
- K12Docs annual 501-1000 students$4,275 a year
- K12Docs annual 1001-3000 students$5,900 a year
- K12Docs annual 3001-5000 students$5,950 a year
Pick SMARTS Budgetary Accounting if…
It is designed for school districts that need budgeting, accounting, purchasing, revenue, reporting, approvals, and audit controls in one web-based system. Districts using the listed integrated systems may also find its connected modules relevant.
Pick Software Unlimited School Accounting System if…
This system is intended for K–12 school districts that need fund accounting, payroll, accounts payable, and state-specific reporting. It may suit districts choosing between local installation and a hosted option.