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When first setting up your WorkBook system, a starting set of data will be imported, including your client and debtor information. To import data successfully it is important to understand the data structures and the format required in the import data sheet.

Things to note:

  • Data is imported once, so it is important to ensure accuracy and consistency prior to uploading.

  • Not all fields are required at import, optional fields can be added to the system manually at a later date when/as required.


IMPORT CLIENTS & DEBTORS

Download clients and debtors import file here. File updated

Clients

  • Clients are global.

  • A client record includes all customer related info such as resources, addresses, phone numbers, documents and most importantly links jobs for reporting purposes.

  • There is total freedom in defining the customer level and customer names.

  • WorkBook includes default non-billable clients to set-up internal jobs against, i.e. Internal, New Bus, Leave etc.

Debtors

  • A debtor is defined as the “paying customer” or “the invoice address customer”.

  • Accounts Receivable are always tracked against the Debtor and not the Client.

  • All invoicing must have a Debtor assigned to it before it can be approved.

  • Debtors are unique per company.

COLUMN HEADER

FIELD DESCRIPTION

FORMAT

REQUIRED

CompId

Company ID: The company ID that the client belongs to.

Number and/or text

If there is only one company in your WorkBook setup, simply use '1' in this field

Yes

CustNum

Customer number: A unique code used to identify each client. This code is referenced in other imports and also becomes the debtor/AR account number.

Number and/or text

E.g. 101, 102, 103 etc

Yes

CustName

Customer name: Client name as you would like it to appear on price quotes, sales invoices, reports and statements.

Text

Yes

CustTypeId

Customer type: Defines real customers opposed to internal customers.

Internal customers are used for holiday, illness & absence, and administration. Use '1' for all real customers.

Number

1 = Customer
3 = Internal PR/Marketing
4 = Internal Administration
5 = Holiday
6 = Illness & absence

Yes

AdrLine1

Address Line 1: Not required, but it is strongly suggested to include client address details in import file as they are used across client facing outputs, e.g. price quotes and invoices. Details can be added manually to each client record post import if preferred.

Text

No, but recommended

AdrLine2

Address Line 2

Text

No, but recommended

Postcode

Postcode

Number and/or text

No, but recommended

City

City

Text

No, but recommended

CountryCode

Country Code: WorkBook assigns a two-letter code to each country. Check with your WorkBook consultant if your country code is not referenced here.

Text

E.g. AU, DE, DK, HK, NZ, SG

No

Tel

Telephone number: Head office or main business contact number.

Number

No

Fax

Fax number: Head office or main business fax number.

Number

No

AccContact

Accounts contact: Name of your accounts receivable / debtor contact person.

Text

No

AccContactTel

Accounts contact telephone: Number of your accounts receivable / debtor contact person.

Number and/or letters

No

Email

Accounts contact email: Email address of your accounts receivable / debtor contact person.

Text

No

wwwAdr

Website: Client’s URL for reference.

Text

No

Industry

Industry: The industry the client belongs to, for internal reference only.

Text

No

LCID

Language: Each client profile is assigned a default language. WorkBook assigns a four-digit code to available languages.

Check with your WorkBook consultant if your desired language is not referenced here.

Number

1030 = Danish
1031 = German
1033 = English US
2057 = English UK

Yes

PayTermCd

Payment terms: The default number of days from invoice date that payment is due.

Value must reference a payment term that already exists in your system. Payment terms are defined in Settings > Global system settings > Payment terms.

Number and text

10D = 10 days
20D = 20 days
30D = 30 days
INV+30D = Invoice month + 30 days

Yes

ArpAccGrpCd

AR/AP posting group: Defines the posting group and associated debtor account for each client.

Value must reference a posting group that already exists in your system. Posting groups are defined in Settings > Finance > AR/AP Groups.

Text

DEB EXT = External debtors
DEB EMP = Employee debtors
DEB IC = Intercompany debtors

Yes

CurrCd

Currency code: The debtor’s default currency code.

Value must reference a currency that already exists in your system. Currencies are defined in Settings > Global system settings > Currency codes and rates > Currency setup.

Text

E.g. EUR, DKK, AUD, NZD, USD, GBP etc

Yes

VatCd

Tax code: The client’s default tax code (VAT/GST)

Value must reference a code that already exists in your system. Tax codes are defined in Settings > Finance > VAT settings > AR/AP VAT codes.

Text

VAT EXP = VAT expenses
VAT = VAT income
VAT EX SAL = Vat free, sales
EXP = Export sales
VAT EX EXP = VAT free, expenses

Yes

VatNo

VAT number: The debtor’s registered VAT number.

Number and/or text

No

EAN

EAN or GLN: The debtor’s EAN or GLN number.

Number and/or text

No

PublicRegNo

Public registration number: The debtor’s public registration number.

Number and/or text

No

RespEmpId

Responsible employee: Include the import ID of the employee who is responsible for the client, they will be the Account Manager for the client. (Check your employee import spreadsheet for EmpNum code).

Number

E.g. 101

No, but recommended

PrintStatement

Print statement: Defines if the debtor must be included in statements.

Number

0 = No
1 = Yes

Yes

IsBlocked

Block debtor: Sets the debtor to blocked once imported.

Number

0 = No
1 = Yes

Yes

CreateCustomer

Create customer: Defines if the record should be imported as a client.

Number

0 = No
1 = Yes

Yes

CreateDebtor

Create debtor: Defines if the record should be imported as a debtor.

Number

0 = No
1 = Yes

Yes

CreditMaxCheck

No

CreditMaxAmt

No

RecId

N/A: Leave bank, created on import.

N/A

No

ResId

N/A: Leave bank, created on import.

N/A

No

ArpAccId

N/A: Leave bank, created on import.

N/A

No

CountryStateCd

Client’s State: Used for US debtors only.

Text

E.g. CA, FL, NY, NJ etc

No

CountryCountyCd

User’s County: Used for US debtors only.

Text

E.g. Benton, Carlton, Dorchester etc

No

QuoteVatValue

VAT rate: The default VAT % rate to include on price quotes for this client. Can also be updated manually on jobs as required.

Decimal

E.g. 0.10 = 10%, 0.25 = 25%

Yes

QuoteVatShow

Include VAT on price quotes: Defines if VAT should be added to price quotes by default.

Number

0 = No
1 = Yes

Yes

SalesTaxCodeCd

Sales tax code: Used for US and Canadian debtors only.

Value must reference a code that already exists in your system. Managed via Settings > Tax > Sales tax setup.

Text

No

ExtNo

External number: Field can be used to record an external number or code against the client profile.

Number and/or text

No

ReportingGroup

Reporting group: Used in certain finance reports. For example, US reporting that supports the 1099 form.

Value must reference a reporting group that already exists in your system. Reporting groups are created and managed via Settings > Finance settings > AR/AP Groups.

Text

No

Pricelist

Price list: Defines the default price list/rate card for each client.

To add multiple price lists to a client, include names separated with a comma, noting that the first price list will be the default when creating a job.

Value must reference a price list that already exists in your system. Price lists are created and managed via Settings > Price lists & activities > Price lists.

Text

No, but recommended


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