Hi AmandaRobertsC , yes, sales can be imported as orders. For example, if you are using the Import/Export facility, set "Sale status" to "O" instead of "I".
Hi AmandaRobertsC , yes, sales can be imported as orders. For example, if you are using the Import/Export facility, set "Sale status" to "O" instead of "I".
Mike_James I think you have just made my year!!!!
Thanks AmandaRobertsC ! We have created a solution for a client who receives daily sales orders as CSV/Excel files from multiple sources, and we import them (ie post via the API) to their AccountRight file as invoices, but we check the onhand stock for every line, and if any line on the order has insufficient stock, we change the sale tatus to a sales order before posting it. This makes the import process more efficient.
Mike_James I now seem to be having trouble with getting the unit price to import.
it enters the orders as orders, and has the quantity correct, but the unit price comes through as zero, as well as the total line. The freight comes through correctly and the amount paid, but I can't ascertain why the price isn't loading correctly??
I even exported 1 order, again to copy all the headings and then did an auto match to re import, but it made me change one of the columns that the auto match did for Total Inc GST.
has this happened to your client?
Hi AmandaRobertsC , the most common causes for nil amounts appearing in the imported transactions are commas or dollar signs in the amounts (for files prepared in Excel then saved as text, amounts should be formatted as General first), and possibly the sequence of columns in the text file.
If you wish, attach a copy of the file you are importing, or part of it, and the import log. Be aware that this is a public forum.
