Sarah Fisher

Ignore this...just downloaded the reports again using the link you gave and re-run and there is one for the transactions in there so maybe I'd found an old link before. Still be interested if there is a way of doing it using the json import but I'll give the csv imports a try. Thanks for your help.

Thanks Mark. I had seen that link and have run the reports but it's only for customers, suppliers and product records... plus opening balances for customers and suppliers. What I need to do is also bring across the historic invoices and credits for suppliers and customers from sage 50 so we can run statements and have the history of what the balances are made up from. Do you know if that is possible or is it only opening balances which can be brought across?

Can anybody from Sage advise on this..or does anybody know any another ways of bringing transactional history across from sage 50 to business cloud standard other than using the migration tool? I emailed [email protected] on 9th November but still no reply

Struggling with how to load a json file generated from sage 50 using the sage migration tool into a sage accounting standard trial account. It's for dev purposes to test how our customers would migrate from sage 50. The trial cloud account had previously had invoices and credits created in it both manually via the web and from API's from our software but I have cleared them out so it's blank apart from the ones generated as a default on account reset. I've found this link https://gb-kb.sage.com/portal/app/portlets/results/viewsolution.jsp?solutionid=200427112449220&hypermediatext=null#:~:text=Log in to Accounting Partner,the file on your desktop. and assume the "sage for accountants" part is what I need to do? The instructions don't really match what I can see on screen in the account though and I can't work out how to get to the "Quick Start Wizard Screen" as not seeing a "launch product" option anywhere (can only see "Select subscription" and "Active trial" under the subscription info). Is that because it's a trial license and not a proper subscription or have I missed something? Grateful for any advice

Thanks Mark

Hi, we're looking to integrate our software to business cloud accounting using the API's. We've set up a developer account and have got the oauth2 API calls to give us the login to sage but the developer credentials don't allow us to log in. I've seen the link below but the "developer trial" links all seem to be just for one month free trials. https://developer.sage.com/accounting/quick-start/set-up-the-basics/ Is there any way of developing an integration in test mode so that our clients can purchase the licenses or does a license always have to be purchased after one month even though it would only ever be used for development purposes? Grateful if somebody could confirm please Thanks