Unable to generate Sales/Purchases reports
Hi all, I am unable to load Unpaid bills, Unpaid invoices, Receivables reconciliation with tax, and Payables reconciliation with tax reports. Each time I attempt to run those reports, it shows an error message saying, 'failed to load'. When I try on desktop, it shows 'Operation Timeout'. I have tried clearing the MYOB Cache and refreshing the browser but it's still not working. Could someone help me check this matter asap? Thanks47Views0likes1Comment🟣 CA FAQ — Why am I getting a "access denied" message when opening an AccountRight file in AE/AO?
If you use AE/AO, you may encounter an "access denied" error when trying to open an AccountRight file in Client Accounting, similar to the message below: This is often due to the default Administrator user in the AccountRight file being linked to a my.MYOB account or set up with a password. This Administrator account is used by AE/AO in the background to connect to the configured files. If there is a password or email linked to it, Client Accounting will not be able to authenticate, and this throws up the error message. ⛔ You can confirm this by opening the file in desktop AccountRight and checking the following: Create an online MYOB login for this user should be unticked ☐ The Email field should be blank If the Administrator user has been linked to an email address/MYOB login, you will need to create a new user account in desktop AccountRight. You can name this account something like "AO Admin". Leave the above fields blank/unchecked and ensure the user account has administrator privileges selected. Do not enter a password. ❌ Once this new account has been created, you will need to go back into AE/AO and run the CAConfig script to remove the current configuration settings: Running an SQL script in AE/AO From there you will be able to reconfigure, entering the AO Admin (in this case) account in the Username field, and ensure you leave the password blank. Please reach out to the Client Accounting team if you have any questions. Scott Client Accounting MYOB28Views0likes0Comments🟣 CA FAQ — I've updated Windows, why can I no longer print reports in AE Accounts?
If you use AE Accounts, and have recently updated Windows, you may encounter an error when trying to review reports related to CTL3D32.dll. 🛑 This file was used by older versions of Windows as a part of UI rendering and was affected in a recent update. AE Accounts (being older software) relies on this file to generate/review reports and other functions. 📝 To resolve this, CTL3D32.dll can be copied from a working workstation to the C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ folder, and this will resolve the issue. However, it is important to always consult with your IT provider before making changes to the Windows directory on your workstation. Please reach out to the Client Accounting team if you have any questions. Scott Client Accounting MYOB131Views0likes0Comments🟣 CA FAQ — I've set up a new employee, but they can't access Client Accounting
If you have recently set up a new user account for an employee in AE/AO, they may encounter an error referring to "StructureMap Exception Code: 207" when launching the Client Accounting tab for a client. This error message looks scary, but it has a simple solution! 🕵️ They are running into this because Cashbook access has not yet been enabled for the employee. To enable this, do the following: Head over to, and sign into cashbook.myob.com.au (AU) or cashbook.myob.co.nz (NZ) using a different MYOB account (not the affected user's account, but any other account will do) In the drop-down box in the top right corner, click Manage firm users On the list, find the employee that is encountering the error and toggle the button under Access to ON 🟩 That's it! Now the user will just need to close and reopen the client in Client Accounting, and it should load without issue. You can read more about this process here: Error: "Client Accounting could not load Assets. Reason: structure map exception code 207..." when clicking on Client Accounting tab 🟣 Bonus: You can also launch Cashbook via AE/AO directly by clicking the Launch AE/AO ledger button under the Ledger menu in the Workpapers/Trial balance tab. Scott Client Accounting MYOB147Views0likes0CommentsPayrun>payroll data of a client is not loading unlike other clients which are getting loaded quickly.
I am having issue with only one particular client company payrun and payroll the web page after clicking payroll is not loading, In dev tools the chrome shows the error code 400 This is shown in network tab "BundleTime":17352864645} Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID { "statusCode": 400, "message": "The Threshold should not be null and requires a $ value.", "requestId": "******************", "errors": [ { "message": "The Threshold should not be null and requires a $ value.", "helpId": null, "helpLink": null } ] }68Views0likes2CommentsERROR - SITE DOWN - CAN'T LOGIN
When logging into https://partner.myob.com/ after successfully entering the username, password and 2FA code, the page "loads" for an indefinite period without displaying anything. This also happened last weekend. Yet the status page shows that everything is running. Can MYOB please attend to this matter urgently and ensure honest and transparent communication with their customers about any errors with their services? See below (this has been the same for over 5 minutes):72Views0likes1CommentCANNOT IMPORT SALES Error -25: Invalid amount.
Hi, We are attmepting to import data into a new MYOB AR file which is proving to be quite frustrating. While some files import without error, many of them are subject to "Error -25: Invalid amount." I have attempted to modify various variables/fields to no availl. I also attempted to identify how these failed imports differ from those that were successful. One potential problem cell was the 'discount field' which was filled with negative values. When removed the error message changes to Error -28: Item is not sold. Please see attatched exported file, and the import log. Any solution would be gretaly appreicated.470Views0likes2Comments