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Expensify Integrates with Sage 50

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Expensify now integrates with Sage 50 (formerly Sage Peachtree) using our customized CSV export format. Now your employees can easily create and submit expense reports in compliance with Sage 50 data requirements!

Prerequisites

These basic company setup steps will need to be taken care of before setting up your Sage 50 integration:

  1. Upgrade to the Corporate plan.
  2. Create a company expense policy.
  3. Ensure that GL codes are asscoiated with Categories.
  4. Add Vendor and Job ID as Report Fields.

Configuring Your Export File

After you’ve chosen the appropriate format for your company, you will create an export format that any admin can use to export expense data into Sage 50. To do so, visit the Export format section of your policy (Settings > Policies > [Policy Name] > Export Formats). Once the export format has been created, any policy admin can choose a group of reports and export them to the custom spreadsheet file.

Expensify - CSV Export

If you have any clarifying questions about your Sage 50 export format, please contact us at help@expensify.com.

Written by garrettmknight

February 21, 2013 at 6:00 am

Posted in Announcements

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  1. Why Sage 50? Why not Netsuite? Big opportunity being missed here, you should really consider it.

    Justin Webb Stevens

    February 22, 2013 at 8:09 pm

  2. Hey Justin,

    We do integrate with Netsuite!!! Please check out our Netsuite help page for more info on our integration. Let us know if we can help you set up at help@expensify.com!

    garrettmknight

    February 25, 2013 at 10:55 am

  3. As Vendor bills…which defeats the purpose right? Netsuite doesn’t require it, its just you have to crack the Concur/Netsuite nut. Any progress?

    Justin Webb Stevens

    February 26, 2013 at 5:59 pm


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