Press Release
Baker Tilly to acquire Sockeye to expand Sage Intacct capabilities, construction industry focus
June 18, 2025
June 18, 2025 (CHICAGO) – Leading advisory, tax and assurance firm Baker Tilly announces its intent to acquire Sockeye, a top Sage Intacct partner recognized for its deep industry expertise and technology-enabled finance, accounting and project management solutions. The acquisition significantly enhances Baker Tilly’s Sage Intacct capabilities and accelerates its strategic focus on the construction sector — a market facing urgent demand for scalable, cloud-based financial systems that deliver real-time visibility and efficiency.
Sockeye brings award-winning implementation experience and specialization across construction, real estate, not-for-profit organizations, oil and gas, and Alaska Native Corporations. This combination gives clients access to one of the most robust Sage Intacct teams in the market, offering faster implementations, more tailored solutions and deeper industry insight — especially for businesses navigating complex project cycles and financial reporting needs.
Sockeye brings outstanding Sage Intacct capabilities and a sharp focus on the construction and real estate industries — areas where our clients are experiencing significant transformation. This acquisition strengthens our ability to deliver purpose-built solutions at scale, helping clients modernize critical financial systems, improve cash flow and make faster, data-driven decisions.Ann Blakely, Managing Principal of Digital Solutions, Baker Tilly
In March, Baker Tilly announced its collaboration with Sage to offer Sage Intacct Construction to construction firms across the United Kingdom and Ireland — a market facing urgent pressures to digitize operations and enhance real-time financial oversight. With Sockeye’s proven success serving construction and real estate clients, Baker Tilly is now positioned to scale rapidly in this region and deliver the insight, implementation expertise and industry guidance that construction firms need.