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Sage 200c Standard Data Sync

Learn more about the Sage 200c Standard Sync feature as part of the Sage 200c Standard integration.

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The Sage 200c Standard Data Sync allows you to automatically synchronise reference data from Sage 200c Standard into ExpenseIn, helping keep your Admin area up to date and reducing the need for manual updates.

This optional feature of the Sage 200c Standard integration allows you to continue posting expenses and invoices to Sage 200c Standard as normal.

To use the Sage 200c Standard Data Sync, it must be enabled and configured in the ExpenseIn Admin area. See our Configure Sage 200c Standard Data Sync Help Article for setup steps.

Note: You can disable all or part of the Data Sync configuration at any time.

How the Sage 200c Standard Data Sync works

The sync is one-way:

  • Changes made in Sage 200c Standard update ExpenseIn.

  • Changes made in ExpenseIn do not update Sage 200c Standard.

If a change is made directly in ExpenseIn to a field included in the sync, it will be overwritten at the next sync unless the same change is also made in Sage 200c Standard.

Sync requirements

  • At least one item must be enabled in the Data Sync configuration for a sync to occur.

Sync schedule

  • An initial sync occurs when you click Save & Sync.

  • An immediate sync occurs after configuration changes when clicking Save & Sync.

  • Clicking Save only stores configuration changes (no sync is initiated).

  • A daily sync occurs at approximately 4:00 AM GMT (time subject to change).

Synced fields

When the Sage 200c Standard Data Sync is enabled, Categories, Projects, Departments, Tax Rates, and Suppliers can be kept aligned with your Sage 200c Standard account based on your configuration.

a. Categories

ExpenseIn Data Field

Sage 200c Standard Data Field

Category Name

Nominal Name

Category Reference

Nominal Code

Nominal Codes created or updated in Sage 200c Standard will create or update Categories in ExpenseIn.

Note:

  • Renaming a Nominal updates the Category Name (if the Nominal Code remains the same).

  • Deleting or making a Nominal inactive in Sage 200c Standard does not delete the Category in ExpenseIn.

  • New Categories created apply to 'Purchase Expenses' only by default.

  • If any of the Category settings need to be adjusted, you can edit the category.

  • The Category will retain any edits made to fields other than the Category Name and Category Reference in ExpenseIn.

b. Projects

ExpenseIn Data Field

Sage 200c Standard Data Field*

Project Name

Cost Centre Name or Transaction Analysis Code Description

Project Reference

Cost Centre or Transaction Analysis Code Code

* Determined by the source selected in the Data Sync configuration.

Cost Centres or Transaction Analysis Codes created or updated in Sage 200c Standard will create or update Projects in ExpenseIn.

Note:

  • Renaming a Cost Centre or Transaction Analysis Code in Sage 200c Standard updates the Project Name (if the Cost Centre or Transaction Analysis Code Code remains the same).

  • Deleting a Cost Centre or Transaction Analysis Code in Sage 200c Standard does not delete the Project in ExpenseIn.

  • New Projects created apply to all expense types (and invoicing) by default.

  • If any of the Project settings need to be adjusted, you can edit the project.

  • The Project will retain any edits made to fields other than the Project Name and Project Reference in ExpenseIn.

c. Departments

ExpenseIn Data Field

Sage 200c Standard Data Field*

Department Name

Cost Centre Name, Department Name, or Transaction Analysis Code Description

Department Reference

Cost Centre, Department, or Transaction Analysis Code Code

* Determined by the source selected in the Data Sync configuration.

Cost Centres, Departments or Transaction Analysis Codes created or updated in Sage 200c Standard will create or update Departments in ExpenseIn.

Note:

  • Renaming a Cost Centre, Department, or Transaction Analysis Code updates the Department Name (if the Cost Centre, Department, or Transaction Analysis Code Code remains the same).

  • Deleting a Cost Centre, Department, or Transaction Analysis Code in Sage 200c Standard does not delete the Department in ExpenseIn.

  • If any of the Department settings need to be adjusted, you can edit the department.

  • The Department will retain any edits made to fields other than the Department Name and Department Reference in ExpenseIn.

d. Tax Rates

ExpenseIn Data Field

Sage 200c Standard Data Field

Tax Rate Name

Name

Tax Rate Reference

Code

Tax Rate (%)

%

Tax Rate Codes created or updated in Sage 200c Standard will create or update Tax Rates in ExpenseIn.

Note:

  • Updating the Rate (%) in Sage 200c Standard does not update or create a Tax Rate in ExpenseIn; the existing Tax Rate remains unchanged.

  • Updating the Tax Rate Code Name in Sage 200c Standard updates the Tax Rate Name in ExpenseIn.

  • Deleting a Tax Rate Code in Sage 200c Standard does not delete the Tax Rate in ExpenseIn.

  • If any of the Tax Rate settings need to be adjusted, you can edit the tax rate.

  • The Tax Rate will retain any edits made to fields other than the Tax Rate Name and Tax Rate Reference in ExpenseIn.

e. Suppliers (Invoicing module only)

ExpenseIn Data Field

Sage 200c Standard Data Field

Supplier Name

Supplier Name

Supplier Reference

Supplier Code

Suppliers created or updated in Sage 200c Standard will create or update Suppliers in the ExpenseIn Invoicing module.

Note:

  • Renaming a Supplier updates the Supplier Name (if the Supplier Code remains the same).

  • Deleting a Supplier in Sage 200c Standard does not delete the Supplier in ExpenseIn.

  • If any of the Supplier settings need to be adjusted, you can edit the supplier.

  • The Supplier will retain any edits made to fields other than the Supplier Name and Supplier Reference in ExpenseIn.

Additional Information

If you have any questions about the Sage 200c Standard Data Sync or the required setup, contact our Support team for assistance.

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