EDI to QB for Sales Invoices
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Parent Mantis
http://mantis.jaguarfreight.com/mantis/view.php?id=2338
Intro
Core requirement: To eliminate double entry of Sales Invoices into 2 systems at Jaguar:
- CT2 transportation system
- QuickBooks accounting system
Example
See Figures below.
Figure 1 CT2
Invoice as it is entered in CT2.
Figure 2 QB
Invoice as it is entered in Quickbooks.
Requirements
Forward in batches
All sales invoices/credit notes entered in CT2 would be forwarded to QB in batches (bundles).
Frequency
Initially once a day at the end of the day.
Review process
Before batch is populated into QB accounting operators should have a chance for "30 sec review".
Gaps in invoice numbers
First inv# in new batch should be next number after last one in previous.
QB fields and Mapping
QB | CT2 |
---|---|
Bill To | Bill To |
Date | Date |
Inv# | Invoice No |
PO number | CT# |
Ship | today date |
Item code | lookup based on CC# |
Amount | Amount |
Total | Total invoice |
QB dashboard panel
Summary
QB dashboard panel is a part of CT2 dashboard that located on the homepage of CT2 Internal Application.
This panel is designed for transmission of accounting information from CT2 to the QuickBooks accounting system in IIF-format.
Intuit Interchange Format (IIF) files are text files that QuickBooks uses to import and export data.
QB panel should represent list of all available IIF-files. Each IIF-file contains information about all account documents that were created in CT2 per one day.
- NOTE: At now it is Sales Invoice and Credit Note only for New York office.
Systems Design
List of IIF files represented in standard CT2 table with sorting and paging features. Each row corresponds to one date for one type of document.
Columns Definitions
- Date
- sortable column in descending order
- Filename
- define type of documents that included to file
- is also a link to a downloadable file
- Description with range of included documents
- number of the first document for the reporting day - number of the last document for the reporting day