Comment by stevoh

"muti-dimension transaction classification (for FP&A)" - The data for internal management/operational financial reporting and budgeting/forecasting/modeling (ie. FP&A) may be quite different than those used for GAAP financial reporting and taxes. The multiple dimensions allows for added "tagging" which can be used to enrich a transaction with more information. An example would be using a dimension of "department" to classify a transaction as belonging to a certain team. Yes, QB has one dimension called "class" but more enterprise systems allow for 10+ or even unlimited. As I mentioned, you only get to needing this once the company is quite large or has more complex financial data needs.

I don't know exactly what QB Enterprise has but one of the complaints I hear often that that consolidation with multiple entities and multiple currencies is difficult or not possible without additional tools using QB