EDI to QB for Sales Invoices

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Contents 1 Parent Mantis 2 Intro 2.1 Example 2.1.1 Figure 1 CT2 2.1.2 Figure 2 QB 3 Requirements 3.1 Forward in batches 3.1.1 Frequency 3.2 Review process 3.2.1 Gaps in invoice numbers 3.3 QB fields and Mapping 4 Systems Design 4.1 Summary 4.2 QB dashboard panel 4.2.1 Columns Definitions 4.3 QB document table 4.3.1 Columns Definitions 4.4 Figures 4.4.1 Figure 0. IIF-file creation time 4.4.2 Figure 1. QB panel visibility checkbox 4.4.3 Figure 2. QB dashboard panel 4.4.4 Figure 3. QB Document table

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#
Description	<blank>
Quantity	<blank>
Price Each	Total invoice
Amount	Amount
Total	Total invoice

Systems Design

Summary

QB dashboard panel is a part of CT2 dashboard that is located on the homepage of CT2 Internal Application.

This panel is designed for:

1) indicating of new accounting documents in CT2 (should be imported into the QuickBooks accounting system).

2) daily transmission of accounting information from CT2 into the QuickBooks accounting system in IIF-format.

Intuit Interchange Format (IIF) files are text files that QuickBooks uses to import and export data.

• Each IIF-file is a daily batch file.

• This file is created for each Jaguar office, whose in the office settings has a IIF-file creation time: Admin -> Users and Offices -> Offices. See Figure 0.
• Daily upload of IIF-file should be started at the day that is specified in "start since" datebox from right.
• Suggested daily time of the batch creating is 3 p.m. (Time Zone defines by local office time).

• This file should be created automatically and it should contain an information about all accounting documents that were created in one certain Jaguar office per one day.

• At now the documents for uploading to batch file are Sales Invoice and Credit Note only for New York office.
• NOTE: Unapproved Credit Notes should not be part of the upload.

• Each IIF-file can be downloaded from QB panel on user's computer for its further transmission into QuickBooks.

QB dashboard panel

QB dashboard panel placed on the homepage of CT2 Internal Application in the form of the table.

• Visibility of QB panel is set for user in "Dashboard configuration" section of "Edit Jaguar User" window: Admin -> Users and Offices -> Jaguar Users. See on Figure 1.

QB panel indicates number of new documents in CT2 that not imported yet to the QuickBooks. See on Figure 2 (a, b).

Non-zero value in the "Not imported" column is also a link to the #QB document table.

Columns Definitions

• Document Name: String "Sales Invoice / Credit Note", because the upload batch file should include info of both of these documents.
• Not imported: Number of new documents to import. Here is indicate the values for Sales Invoices and Credit Notes separately.

QB document table

QB document table should represent list of all available batch IIF-files. The table contains also the marks of document's import state and some additional information.

QB document table is a standard CT2 table with paging and sorting features. Each row of the document table corresponds to one date. See on Figure 3.

Columns Definitions

• Date: Date of batch as Datatypes#CT2 date.

• Document table should be sorted by this column in descending order.
• Example: 03-Sep-2010.

• Filename: Name of downloadable IIF-file. At the same time it is also a link to downloading. Define also its creation date.

• The output string has the following format:

• the document's ID - CT2QB.
• creation date - formatted as "dd-MMM-yyyy".
• underscore sign as a separator between ID and date.

• Example: CT2QB_03-Sep-2010.

• Sales Invoices.

• Shows count of Sales Invoices (SI) in batch and range:

• number of the first SI for the reporting day - number of the last SI for the reporting day

• Example: Count: 17, Range: US265 - US281.

• Total Amount: Total of amounts of all SIs included to batch file (2 decimal places).

• Example: 21 050.00.
• NOTE: Header of column should contain short name of Office currency. Example: "Total, USD".

• Credit Notes.

• Shows count of Credit Notes (CN) in batch and range:

• number of the first CN for the reporting day - number of the last CN for the reporting day

• Example: Count: 17, Range: US265 - US281.

• Total Amount: Total of amounts of all CNs included to batch file (2 decimal places). Should be shown with minus sign.

• Example: - 1 120.50.
• NOTE: Header of column should contain short name of Office currency. Example: "Total, USD".

• Imported: Status of batch: new or imported

• Shown as a checkbox:
  • "checked" state of checkbox means imported status of batch,
  • "unchecked" state of checkbox means new batch which not imported yet into QB.
• Should be set to "checked" by user manually after the successfull import of batch into QB.
• Action of "unchecking" should be warned by System and surely should be confirmed by user.

Figures

Figure 0. IIF-file creation time

Figure 1. QB panel visibility checkbox

Figure 2. QB dashboard panel

a. No documents to import into QB:

b. There are documents to import into QB:

Figure 3. QB Document table