Export EmbTrak Sales Orders to QuickBooks
· From the EmbTrak Home Screen, go to System à Export à QuickBooks à QuickBooks 2006 – 2014 Salesorder Export
- As the Export program begins, a list of all available salesorders will display.
- Use the search filters at the top of the screen to narrow down the order list.
- Search by:
- Last Exported Date Range
- Order Date Range
- Required Date Range
- Specific Customer
- Specific Order (as you type in the number, you will see any order that has number anywhere in the order number field)
- Due Step (order is currently at this Due Step)
- Exported: Solid Blue box does not consider Exported status, Checked box pulls orders that have been exported before, Blank box pulls orders that have not been exported before.
- Search by:
- Click on the order line to select it to be exported
- To select all orders on the list, click in the small box to the left of the Last Exported column header.
- Use the search filters at the top of the screen to narrow down the order list.
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- To select one or more sales orders, hold the CTRL key down while making selections or hold SHFT to select a range of orders
- Once all sales orders to export are highlighted, click the OK button.
- After the Export program completes, a dialog box displays, noting the total number of Sales Orders that have been exported.
When the Sales Order exists in EmbTrak but not in QuickBooks
- The Export program will create a new Sales Order in QuickBooks.
- Notes:
- Header Notes on the EmbTrak Sales Order will show in QuickBooks Sales Order Memo.
- If the customer on a Sales Order does not exist in QuickBooks, a new customer record will be written. See the documentation for Export EmbTrak Customers to QuickBooks for how the fields will be populated.
- If a discount on a Sales Order does not exist in QuickBooks, a new Discount Item record will be written as follows:
Item Name/Number | = | EmbTrak Discount Code |
Description | = | EmbTrak Discount Description |
Amount or % | = | EmbTrak Discount Percentage |
Tax Code | = | "Tax" |
Account | = | Default from Utilities setup |
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- If a VAS Code on a Sales Order does not exist in QuickBooks as a Service Item, a new Service Item record will be written as follows:
Item Name/Number | = | EmbTrak VAS Short Code |
Description | = | EmbTrak VAS Description |
Tax Code | = | "Tax" |
Account | = | Default from Utilities setup |
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- If a product on a Sales Order does not exist in QuickBooks, an new Inventory Item record will be written as follows:
Item Name/Number | = | EmbTrak Product Number |
Description on Sales Transaction | = | EmbTrak Description |
Tax Code | = |
"Tax" |
Income Account | = | Default from Utilities setup |
Asset Account | = | Default from Utilities setup |
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- You can modify a Sales Order once it's arrived in QuickBooks. However, if you re-export that Sales Order from QuickBooks, you will receive a message asking if you want overwrite the order in QuickBooks with the one from EmbTrak. Click Yes to overwrite. Click no to leave the QuickBooks order as is.
- You can modify a Sales Order once it's arrived in QuickBooks. However, if you re-export that Sales Order from QuickBooks, you will receive a message asking if you want overwrite the order in QuickBooks with the one from EmbTrak. Click Yes to overwrite. Click no to leave the QuickBooks order as is.
When a Sales Order has already been exported into QuickBooks
- The Export program updates the QuickBooks order for the following modifications:
- Changed Sales Tax, PO#, Shipping Address, Quantities, Prices, Decoration Price, Decoration Position
- Added or changed Discount
- Added or changed VAS Codes
- Added, deleted or changed Item
- If a new Sales Tax is on the EmbTrak order (and Sales Tax does not exist in QuickBooks), a Sales Tax Item will be created in QuickBooks and will show on the Sales order as 0% and $0. Also, the EmbTrak's Sales Tax will reset to 0%. To avoid this situation when implementing a new Sales Tax, add it first to QuickBooks. Then from EmbTrak, run QuickBooks Import Sales Taxes.