AccuFund Accounting Suite
by AccuFund, Inc. (an i3 Verticals company) · Nonprofit & Public Sector
Modular fund accounting software for nonprofits and government agencies.
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
- Deployment
- Cloud, On-premise
- Pricing
- Quote-based
- Founded
- 2001
- Headquarters
- Needham, Massachusetts, United States
Overview
AccuFund Accounting Suite is a fund accounting system built specifically for nonprofit organizations and government agencies, scalable from a small core accounting system up to a full multi-module financial suite. It is designed to meet GASB and FASB reporting requirements while keeping the interface close to familiar off-the-shelf accounting software.
The core system covers accounts payable, cash receipts, general ledger with budgeting, bank reconciliation, data import/export, document storage, a financial report writer, forms designer, and system security. Organizations can add modules as needs grow, including accounts receivable with inventory and responsible-party billing, budget development, payroll and labor distribution, employee time entry, grants management, human resources, fixed assets, allocation management, purchasing with inventory, online requisitions, loan management, and custodial checking.
AccuFund is offered both as an on-premise, self-hosted deployment and as AccuFund Anywhere, a browser-based cloud version. The company was founded in 2001 and was acquired by i3 Verticals, a publicly traded company focused on public-sector and government software, in January 2023.
Screenshots & demo
Demo video from the vendor's YouTube channel.
Features & capabilities
Core Fund Accounting
The base system every AccuFund deployment starts from.
- General ledger with budgeting
- Accounts payable
- Cash receipts
- Bank reconciliation
- Data import and export
- Document storage
- Financial report writer
- Forms designer
- System security
Receivables & Billing
Optional module for organizations that bill or invoice.
- Accounts receivable
- Inventory tracking
- Responsible-party billing
Payroll, HR & Grants
Workforce and grant-funded program management.
- Payroll and labor distribution
- Employee time entry
- Human resources
- Grants management
- Fixed assets
- Allocation management
Purchasing & Loans
Procurement and lending-program modules.
- Purchasing with inventory
- Online requisitions
- Loan management
- Custodial checking
Common use cases
- Nonprofits needing GASB/FASB-compliant fund accounting without a large-ERP price tag
- Government agencies scaling from a core accounting system into a full financial suite
- Organizations tracking grant-funded programs alongside general fund accounting
- Nonprofits managing labor distribution and time entry across grant-funded staff
- Agencies choosing between an on-premise deployment and AccuFund Anywhere cloud access
- Organizations running loan or custodial-checking programs through their fund accounting system
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Modular pricing lets organizations start with core accounting and add modules (grants, HR, fixed assets, purchasing) as needs grow
- 100% focus on nonprofit and government fund accounting rather than a generalized SMB accounting product
- Choice of on-premise, self-hosted deployment or AccuFund Anywhere browser-based cloud access
- Backed by i3 Verticals' public-sector software portfolio since its January 2023 acquisition
Pricing
Pricing is modular by module selected and not published; organizations request a demo/quote from AccuFund sales. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
Technical & security
- Hosting
- AccuFund Anywhere (browser-based cloud) or on-premise, self-hosted
About the vendor
- Founded
- 2001
- Headquarters
- Needham, Massachusetts, United States
- Ownership
- Private (subsidiary of i3 Verticals, NASDAQ: IIIV)
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AccuFund Accounting Suite — frequently asked questions
Is AccuFund Accounting Suite cloud-based or on-premise?
Both. AccuFund offers an on-premise, self-hosted deployment as well as AccuFund Anywhere, a browser-based cloud version.
What organizations does AccuFund serve?
AccuFund is built for nonprofit organizations and government agencies that need GASB- or FASB-compliant fund accounting.
Can AccuFund modules be added over time?
Yes. Organizations typically start with the core accounting system (GL, AP, cash receipts, bank reconciliation, reporting) and add modules such as grants management, payroll, HR, fixed assets, or purchasing as needs grow.
Who owns AccuFund today?
AccuFund, founded in 2001 and headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts, was acquired by i3 Verticals, a publicly traded public-sector software company, in January 2023.
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