EDI to QB for Sales Invoices USE CASES

From UG

Revision as of 14:45, 28 September 2010 by Andrei (Talk | contribs)
Jump to: navigation, search


Contents

Business Story

Accounting operator Clark Kent in NY Jaguar Office responsible for daily upload of Sales Invoice (and Credit Notes) into QuickBooks.

Use Cases

UC1: Set daily time of creating of bunch IIF-file

Admin - Users and Offices - Offices. Edit Office window.

Figure 1. Edit Office window

a. "Enable IIF-file creation" checkbox is not checked yet:

b. "Enable IIF-file creation" checkbox is checked:

File:Edit_Office_window_IIF_check.gif

UC2: Set visibility of QB dashboard panel

Admin - Users and Offices - Jaguar Users. Edit Jaguar User window.

Figure 2. Dashboard configuration in user profile

File:QB panel visibility checkbox.gif

After turning on of visibility of QB panel it appears on the CT2 homepage with numbers of not imported documents (Main Menu - Home - QB Dashboard Panel).

  • Example: 19 / 8 means that there are 19 Sales Invoices and 8 Credit Notes in the CT2 which still weren't imported into QB.

Figure 3. QB dashboard panel on CT2 homepage

UC3: View and download bunch file

Clicking on the numbers of non-imported docs in the QB dashboard panel will be open a new window - "List Of Invoices".

Figure 4. List of Invoices window

Each row of the table corresponds to one date for which the documents were created and uploaded into IIF-File. In the one IIF-file is collected both of types of documents - Sales Invoices and Credit Notes. Each cell of "Filename" column shows the name of IIF-file and also is a link to downloading. Click on this link allows to user download IIF-file for preview and further importing into QA.

UC4: Initial steps

These actions are performed once after first creating of the IIF-file. It is needed to determine the range of documents that didn't been entered manually in QB but didn't will imported into QB from CT2 through the bunch IIF-file.

  • All these documents should be entered to QuickBooks manually. Their numbers should be defined as follows:
    • Number of first document should be next after last manually entered for each type (Sales Invoice, Credit Note).
      NOTE: This should be the last document of a certain type in the Quickbooks at the current moment.
    • Number of last of them should be preceded by the first document that was included in a first IIF-file. As well separately for each type (Sales Invoice, Credit Note).
      NOTE: This should be the first document of a certain type in the first IIF-file.

UC5: Review info from bunch file

Figure 5. Preview IIF-file in Excel

File:Preview IIF file Excel.gif

UC6: Upload info into QB

UC7: Confirm in CT2 the successfull import into QB

Figure 6. Confirm of import into QB

Personal tools