Getting Started - Migrate Data: Migration Assistance/Conversion and Data Import
Migrating your data to CustomBooks™ can be done seamlessly with the help of the Migration Assistance team or by using the built-in Data Import Wizard. Here’s an overview of both methods:
Migration Assistance/Conversion
CustomBooks™ offers expert Migration Assistance to ensure your data is accurately and smoothly transferred. The team can handle various levels of data migration based on your needs:
- Getting Started: This involves populating necessary getting started lists to set up your system, excluding detailed transactions.
Features: - Chart of Accounts
- Payment Terms
- Price Levels
- Price Matrix
- Sales People
- Companies (Customers/Vendors)
- Addresses and Contacts
- Units of Measure
- Units of Measure Sets
- Categories
- Inventory Items
- Service Items
- Projects & Classes
- Shipping Carriers
- Beginning Balance
- Journal Entry Transactions: Migrate current year and previous year journal entries. Additional years can be included for an extra fee.
Features: - Getting Started Lists
- Beginning Balance
- Open Accounts Payable
- Open Accounts Receivable
- Journal Entries
- Historical Detail Transactions: Detailed historical transactions are migrated, quoted per project.
Features: - Getting Started Lists
- Beginning Balance
- Open Accounts Payable
- Open Accounts Receivable
- Journal Entries
- Full History Invoices
- Full History Sales Receipts
- Deposits
- Payments
- Bank Transactions
- Sales Orders
- Cash Receipts
- Purchase Orders
- Bills & Bill Payments
- Item Receipts
- Credit Memos
Data Import Wizard
The Data Import Wizard is a powerful, built-in tool designed for users who prefer to manage their data migration independently. This feature enables the efficient import of external data into CustomBooks™, making the process straightforward and user-friendly. With this tool, users can seamlessly import various types of information, including:
- Chart of Accounts
- Companies (Customers and Vendors)
- Addresses and Contacts
- Price Levels
- Items
- Assemblies
- Lots and Serial Numbers
- Units of Measures (UoM)
- Sales Tax Rates
- Salespeople
- Payment Methods
- Projects and Classes
Additionally, the Data Import Wizard allows users to import historical transactions:
- Journal Entries
- Sales Orders and Purchase Orders
- Deposits and Payments
- Sales Invoices
- Bills
- Cash Sales
- Inventory Adjustments
- Item Receipts
- Bank Transfers
- Time Tracking
The Data Import Wizard supports the following file formats: *.csv, *.txt, *.xls, *.xlsx, *.iif
With these options, transitioning to CustomBooks ™ can be customized to fit your specific needs, whether you prefer professional assistance or a self-managed approach. Feel free to contact CustomBooks™ Support if you have questions or if you need assistance with data migration.
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