Yes. MYOB renamed MYOB Advanced to MYOB Acumatica to align with the Acumatica platform that powers it, and MYOB Advanced Payroll became MYOB Acumatica Payroll at the same time. If you have been searching for MYOB Advanced implementation, MYOB Advanced integration or a MYOB Advanced demo, all of those now refer to MYOB Acumatica. Everything on this page applies, and existing customers moved to the new name rather than to a new system.

Yes. As a Diamond Partner, Momentum’s certified MYOB Acumatica consultants work across manufacturing, wholesale distribution, construction, professional services, not for profit, field service and more. The same team scopes the project, configures the system, migrates your data and supports you after go-live, so the people who learn how your business runs are the people who stay with it.

For Australian businesses, MYOB Acumatica is built for ANZ from the ground up. GST, Single Touch Payroll and ATO compliance are native rather than delivered through localisation packs. Low-code tools let your own team adjust workflows, dashboards and reports without paying for outside help, and pricing is structured to stay predictable as you grow. On verified user reviews it rates higher for ease of use, ease of setup and quality of support. NetSuite is the stronger option if you operate as a global enterprise across many jurisdictions.

The differences Australian businesses notice first are licensing and usability. MYOB Acumatica does not charge per user, so warehouse staff, field teams, auditors and customers can all be given access without a cost conversation each time. Acumatica publishes a full comparison across functionality, architecture, integration, usability and business value. SAP Business One remains a capable platform, particularly where a business is already standardised on SAP elsewhere.

On independent review aggregation, Acumatica rates higher for scalability, integration, deployment flexibility and product roadmap. It is cloud native, where Syspro offers cloud, on-premise and hybrid. Syspro has real depth in manufacturing and distribution and a long history in both, and rates marginally higher for vendor support reputation, so if staying partly on-premise matters to you that is worth weighing.

Plan, design, test, go live. Timeframes depend on complexity. A single entity with clean data and few integrations moves quickly. Multiple entities, heavy integration, complex data migration or a phased rollout across sites take longer. We scope the timeline during planning and commit to it in writing, so you are not working from an estimate that moves.

Yes. MYOB migration is core work for us, and our MYOB migration services run to a tested plan, whether you are moving from accounting software such as Xero, MYOB Business or QuickBooks, from an inventory add-on such as Cin7, Unleashed or Fishbowl, or from an ageing on-premise ERP such as Pronto, Navision, Sage, Sybiz, Accredo or Attaché. A MYOB Acumatica migration covers historical transactions, part numbering, opening balances and the reports your team depends on, with a tested cutover before you go live.

Both. Momentum supports and maintains existing MYOB Exo sites, including MYOB Exo Business and Exo Payroll, and we have taken many of those businesses through the upgrade to MYOB Acumatica when the timing suited them. 

Licence fees are a monthly subscription to MYOB, based on the modules you need and your usage. The implementation is a separate project cost, driven by complexity and data migration effort. We detail both in a written proposal after planning, before you commit to anything.

MYOB Acumatica is designed to bring your business operations together in a single, connected ERP solution. Rather than relying on separate systems for finance, inventory, sales, projects, CRM, and reporting, MYOB Acumatica provides one platform with shared data across your organisation.

For businesses that need specialised functionality, there is also a large ecosystem of add-ons and third-party applications that integrate with MYOB Acumatica.

The guarantee applies to the implementation of the system we deliver. Exactly what it covers, and what we need from your team for it to apply, is set out in writing in your proposal before you commit, and we walk you through it during scoping.