What are outsourced bookkeeping services?

Outsourced bookkeeping services allow businesses to delegate day-to-day financial tasks such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, and reporting to an external provider. At TydeCo™, our team delivers consistent, accurate bookkeeping that scales with your business.

Why should US businesses outsource bookkeeping?

Outsourcing bookkeeping helps US businesses save costs, reduce errors, and stay focused on growth. TydeCo™ provides bookkeeping and accounting support tailored to your industry, ensuring compliance and reliable reporting.

How does bookkeeping and accounting support work at TydeCo?

We provide transactional bookkeeping, AP/AR management, payroll administration, and automation integration. Our outsourced bookkeeping team ensures continuity, accuracy, and reporting consistency across all financial periods.

Does TydeCo use automation in outsourced bookkeeping?

Yes. TydeCo™ integrates accounting technology and automation tools to streamline approvals, payments, and workflows. This ensures faster, more accurate bookkeeping and gives your team more time to focus on strategic work.

Why a $3M Construction Company Chose Sage Intacct: Scaling a Family Legacy

Podcast cover art featuring a yellow hard hat and rolled blueprints in the foreground with a blurred construction site and crane in the background. A computer monitor is visible on the right side. The black wave overlay at the bottom reads "The Unofficial Sage Intacct Podcast" in green and white text.

Why would a $3 million construction company invest in enterprise-level software like Sage Intacct? For Josh Smyser, owner of TNT Tuckpointing, the answer lies in “modern architecture” and the ambition to scale.

In this episode, Josh joins Matt and Emily to share his unique journey from Big Four CPA to taking over his father’s masonry business. He breaks down the tech evolution of TNT—moving from QuickBooks to Sage 100, and finally to Sage Intacct—to solve the data silos that plague contractors. Josh details his “best of breed” tech stack, including Procore for project management, Ramp for expenses, and Salesforce for CRM, explaining how open APIs are paving the way for his future AI strategies.

Why tune in? This isn’t just a tech talk; it’s a masterclass in small business resilience. Josh opens up about navigating personal tragedy, surviving aggressive low-ball competitors, and why even small contractors need to think big about their data infrastructure. Plus, you’ll hear a dad joke from Josh’s triplets that is… delightfully inappropriate.

Speakers

Emily Madere
Matthew Lescault
Josh Smyser

Related Industries

Construction & Real Estate (CRE): The central theme of the episode. Josh discusses specific challenges like job costing, prevailing wage payroll, and integrating field data with financial data.
Masonry & Restoration: The specific trade niche of TNT Tuckpointing, highlighting seasonal workflow challenges.

FAQ: What Did That Mean?

VAR (Value Added Reseller): Josh mentions his VAR, Bangert, who helped implement Sage Intacct using a “guided” self-implementation model better suited for his timeline.
Procore: A leading construction management software that TNT integrates directly with Sage Intacct to sync project financials and field data.
Ramp: A corporate card and expense management platform that Josh credits with saving significant time on approvals compared to previous solutions.
MuleSoft: A middleware automation platform owned by Salesforce. Josh mentions using this to connect Salesforce, Procore, and Intacct to prepare for “Agentic AI” workflows.

Published: 25 November 2025 By: Matt Lescault

Matt Lescault

Founder & CEO

Matt brings a deep understanding of financial operations, systems, and the challenges of scaling a business. His background spans everything from hands-on bookkeeping to leading client strategy, navigating mergers, and building international partnerships.

View Profile