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AEH2's avatar
AEH2
Contributing User
25 days ago

MyTrucking: Integration with Third Party App

Amongst other things, our business runs a number of trucks and we have recently joined MyTrucking to facilitate management of jobs etc.  MyTrucking integrates with MYOB for invoicing jobs when they are completed and apparently sends data through to MYOB for Accounts to pickup and finalise prior to sending out invoices.

 

We are struggling with a number of issues with generation of invoices, namely:

  1. Where to find jobs/deliveries when sent through to MYOB for invoicing?
  2. invoice template - when manually creating bills through MYOB we use a specific template.  MyTrucking has picked up a generic template which is not populated with any of our business info. MyTrucking say they cannot control which template is used and we need to create a new one? But which one would be picked up by MYOB when invoices are generated??   

Is there a cheat sheet somewhere to help us use this App from within MYOB? 

4 Replies

  • Genreve_S's avatar
    Genreve_S
    MYOB Moderator
    24 days ago

    Hi AEH2, 

     

    Thanks for giving us some insight into your business. 

     

    MyTrucking handles the jobs and sends the invoice through to MYOB once the job has been checked and posted.

     

    If you’re using MYOB Business, you should find the invoice under Sales > Invoices. The integration creates Item invoices, rather than Service invoices, so the invoice template needs to match that type.

     

    For the generic template, we’re not MyTrucking specialists, so we can’t confirm exactly how their integration chooses the form. If you’re using AccountRight, it generally uses the form set on the customer’s card. If no form is set, it may use the standard Plain Paper Invoice.

     

    It’s best to check with MyTrucking whether their integration sends a specific MYOB template or uses MYOB’s default. Their team can also contact our Integration Support team if they need help.

     

    Regards,

    Genreve

  • Mike_James's avatar
    Mike_James
    Ultimate Cover User
    24 days ago

    Hi AEH2​ , in your AccountRight file, do you have the custom invoice form set as the default on every customer card? If not I think that may help.

    (If not, adding it to every card can be done by making an online backup, then exporting the Co./Last Name, Record ID and Sales/purchase layout fields (plus any others you may need) to a file, edit this file in Excel, re-save as a new text file, then re-import to AccountRIght, using the record ID field to match cards).

  • AEH2's avatar
    AEH2
    Contributing User
    18 days ago

    Thanks for your responses Genreve_S​  and Mike_James​.

     

    MyTrucking are saying as their program uses 'API integration' to send across the data they have no control over what happens in MYOB and my questions are a MYOB issue/answer.

     

    As suggested, I established that these invoices were generating as Item rather than Service (which we normally use). I have created a new invoice template and have worked out this problem.

     

    I also established that when the data is pushed across to MYOB an invoice is created with an invoice number generated and sits in the MYOB system waiting for us to finalise details and send out.  Is there a way MYOB can create some sort of notification advising that new invoices have arrived into the system so that nothing is missed? 

  • Isaiah_C's avatar
    Isaiah_C
    MYOB Moderator
    18 days ago

    Hi AEH2,

     

    Thanks for the update. It’s good to hear you found the issue with the invoices coming through as Item instead of Service, and that creating a new invoice template has resolved it.

    As MyTrucking sends the invoice information to MYOB through an API, the invoice is created automatically in MYOB and then remains there for you to review and finalise. For the notification you’re asking about, I’d recommend checking with MyTrucking first to see whether they have an alert or report for invoices successfully sent to MYOB. 

     

    Regards,

    Sai