

Verify the information is correct for each customer. Go to Receivables > Customer Setup if using Drake Accounting ®'s Accounts Receivable feature.Verify the information is correct for each vendor. Go to Payables > Vendor Setup if using Drake Accounting ®'s Accounts Payable feature.Verify the information is correct for each Note: The Chart of Accounts must have zero balance before it can be saved Go to Accounting > Chart of Accounts and verify that each account, its account type, and account balance is correct.Verify the imported information and complete the client setup. Verify the information and complete the setup in Drake Accounting ®: When data is successfully imported, a window is displayed showing how many records of each data type was imported and if any errors occurred.

Choose Set up Chart of Accounts later and click Next.
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If a client with the Client Code entered does not exist in Drake Accounting ®, the Client Setup window is displayed and you will have to complete and save the required fields before the import process will begin.

Go to File > Utilities > Accounting > Export > Lists to IIF Files.Make sure all transactions in the General Journal are posted to the Chart of.That Use > Account > Numbers is selected. Go to Edit > Preferences > Accounting > Company Preferences and verify.Select the company to be imported into Drake Accounting ®.
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It is also strongly recommended that if you are converting the Chart of Accounts, that you print a Trial Balance report in QuickBooks prior to beginning this process.Ĭomplete the following steps in QuickBooks: All transactions from the QuickBooks transaction register must be posted to the Chart of Accounts prior to exporting information from QuickBooks. In order to import the clients, there is a three step process. Note: We cannot import from Quickbooks Online unless you can move the online data to a local version of Quickbooks for conversion.įrom QuickBooks you can import your clients, employees, vendors, customers, and Chart of Accounts information, including account balances.
