I completed the initial link between the two systems but now I'm having to create new customers in both systems. How do I get the two systems to sinc customer data between the two?
I completed the initial link between the two systems but now I'm having to create new customers in both systems. How do I get the two systems to sinc customer data between the two?
I could be mistaken (and would very much welcome being corrected by someone here more in the know if necessary) but I don't believe that there currently exists a real time synch tool that will automatically maintain this consisency between BCM and SBA. This is hard to believe since the big marketing pitch behind SBA strongly implies that it is designed for "seamless integration" with the rest of Office! It all comes down to the (concise or loose) meaning of words I guess. Caveat Emptor! (Let the buyer beware) -THP -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.**--****.com/
Create new Accounts in BCM. When you decide to do business with them, add them to the acounting system using the toolbar button on the Account form. I think the button says "Link to Accounting" or words to that effect.
Hi With regrad to your issue this is what you can try New data can be refreshed by going to Business Tools > Accounting Tools > Import Accounting Data.This will bring over new Customers or Contacts that are added to a company in SBA the next time integration is run from BCM. However, any changes that are made to an existing Customer or contact will not be refreshed in BCM. For example, if you change a Customer's street address in SBA, the new address will not be reflected in BCM. The only way to force a refresh is topermanently or hard delete the Account or Contact in BCM. This is because BCM still considers anitem to exist in the BCM DB even if it is in the Deleted Items folder.This behavior also applies to items in the Product or Service Items List. Those items must be deleted in BCM before any changes made in SBA will be reflected in BCM. Hope this helps With Regards Raul Thomas
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