Xero to MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts
- Customer Details
- Supplier Details
- Opening Account Balances
- Aged Receivables
- Aged Payables
- ‘Tracking Category’ in Xero is converted to ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business.
- Bank Transactions (Includes Invoice payments, Bill payments, and other Bank Transactions)
- Credit Card Transactions
- Invoices and Customer Return Detailed
- Bills and Supplier Return Detailed
- General Journals
- Employee setup upto 20 Employees Only (Personal and Contact details, Tax file number, Employment status, Pay-rate/Salary, Bank account details, Super fund details, Pay items and earnings,deductions)
- Inactive Contacts/Accounts can be brought over on special request
- The entire conversion and matching of Reports are done on ACCRUAL Basis.
- Allocation of Invoices or Bills against Customer or Supplier returns respectively
- We make our best attempt to give you the exact image of your Xero data, however, due to the limitations of a few fields which are different in Xero and MYOB Business, we might have to use a few workarounds to bring the transactions
- Expense Claims
- Tracked Inventory
- Payment Terms
- Deleted/Void Transactions
- Transaction lines with Nil Values
- Individual Pay Runs for the conversion period
- Sales Rep
- Projects
- Notes in Contacts, Invoice/Customer Returns, Bills/Supplier Returns.
- Attachments is a different module and can be brought across as a chargeable service
- Quotes/Purchase order are brought across as a chargeable service
- Recurring Transactions are brought across as a chargeable service
- Unreconciled Transaction appearing on dashboard
- Fixed Assets
- We can only bring ‘One Tracking Category’ in Xero as ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business.The ‘Second Tracking Category’ is ignored
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Employee Leave Entitlements
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Opening Balances
- We are specialists in converting core financial information and we try our best to bring the other non-financial information as well, however, because of the limitation of APIs of both software, we might not be able to get few fields
- If your file has multi-currency transactions and since MYOB does not support multi-currency transactions, we bring the multi-currency transactions into Base currency. Having said that, we get a difference in trial balance of both the software due to their different exchange rates. Due to this we pass an adjustment journal entry on the year end to match the accounts.
- When we import the contacts into MYOB account from Xero, it does not provide us the specification whether the contact is a customer or a vendor. Therefore we create all the contacts as customers and suppliers both with C and S at the end respectively to avoid confusion which is a default feature of our automated tool.
- MYOB has a 13 character limit for the bill and invoice number. In this case, if the file has Invoice numbers of more than 13 characters, we have to trim the Invoice Number. After trimming, the invoice numbers might get duplicated and can get merged. To avoid duplicacy we use a unique id in place of invoice reference number extracted from Xero itself which is also a default feature of our automated tool.
- Since MYOB takes only 4 digits for Chart Of accounts codes, we crop the account codes for performing the conversion to MYOB.
- Chart of Accounts - Account Codes used in Xero are changed in MYOB Business as MYOB Business shall only take a default series for particular type of account
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Inactive Accounts’, if used in Xero in the conversion period are turned as ‘Active Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Contacts - Xero allows you to create Bill and Invoice using the same name. However, MYOB does not allow creating the Bill and Invoice with the same name. Hence, we make the Contact name Unique in both Customer and Supplier master module.This is done in MYOB Business only when the same contact name is used to create Bill and Invoice in Xero.
- Contacts - Contact Name in Xero which are not bifurcated as either ‘Customer’ or ‘Supplier’ are brought in MYOB Business in both Customer and Supplier master modules.
- Open Receivable and Payable Invoices as on the conversion start (start date of historical migration) shall contain only a single line of description and amount, showing only the unpaid balance of Invoice and Bill as on the conversion start date
- ‘Custom GST’ are converted into ‘Standard GST’ with a "Tax Adjustment" entry as a separate line item in MYOB Business
- Linked Accounts like Retained Earnings, GST Input, GST Output, Accounts Payable and Account Receivable, Payroll accounts, default Bank Accounts like Undeposited Fund account, are used in MYOB Business for their counterpart accounts in Xero
- We bring item details like name, code, description, sales account, purchase account, sales price, purchase price etc. Since we do not handle Tracked Inventory, as part of the migration, we import all the items and we do not tick ‘I track stock for this item’ in MYOB Business
- If Tracked Inventory is turned on in Xero, then we bring the inventory movement as a corresponding journal in MYOB Business
- Rounding can be different in MYOB Business and Xero because of the data precision techniques used in both software
- Blank Bill reference numbers and Invoice reference numbers:- In case we find any invoice or bill without a number, we use a unique auto generated number
- Duplicate reference number in bank transactions or invoices/bills:- In case we find duplicate reference numbers in Xero, then we use Transaction ID instead of reference number or make the numbers unique by appending an extra character with a hyphen in MYOB Business
- WET is handled in MYOB Business as an additional line item in the respective transaction
- Limitation of Reference number:- MYOB has a limitation of 13 characters for Reference number. Thus, in cases where Xero uses a transaction number of more than 13 characters in a particular transaction, we either trim the same to 13 characters or we use the Transaction ID as reference number.
- If the payment of invoices or bills is done through a nominal account instead of a bank in Xero, then we bring the same in MYOB by creating a payment through linked bank account and passing a corresponding journal entry between the linked account and the nominal account in order to nullify the transaction.
- For overpayment and credit note refunds in Xero, we use the same approach as mentioned in the immediate above point.
- For multi-currency Xero files, we would migrate them in MYOB Business using the converted base currency amount as per the exchange rate used in Xero reports for all the transactions
QuickBooks Online to MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts
- Customer Details
- Supplier Details
- Opening Account Balances
- Aged Receivables
- Aged Payables
- ‘Tracking Category’ in QuickBooks Online is converted to ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business.
- Bank Transactions (Includes Invoice payments, Bill payments, and other Bank Transactions)
- Credit Card Transactions
- Invoices and Customer Return Detailed
- Bills and Supplier Return Detailed
- General Journals
- Employee setup upto 20 Employees Only (Personal and Contact details, Tax file number, Employment status, Pay-rate/Salary, Bank account details, Super fund details, Pay items and earnings,deductions)
- Inactive Contacts/Accounts can be brought over on special request
- The entire conversion and matching of Reports are done on ACCRUAL Basis.
- Allocation of Invoices or Bills against Customer or Supplier returns respectively
- We make our best attempt to give you the exact image of your QuickBooks Online data, however, due to the limitations of a few fields which are different in QuickBooks Online and MYOB Business, we might have to use a few workarounds to bring the transactions
- Item as Inventory
- Payment method
- Deleted/Void Transactions
- Transaction lines with Nil Values
- Individual Pay Runs for the conversion period
- Sales Rep
- Projects
- Notes in Contacts, Invoice/Customer Returns, Bills/Supplier Returns.
- Attachments is a different module and can be brought across as a chargeable service
- Quotes/Purchase order are brought across as a chargeable service
- Recurring Transactions are brought across as a chargeable service
- Unallocated Transaction appearing on dashboard
- We can only bring ‘One Tracking Category’ in QuickBooks Online as ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business. The ‘Location’ is ignored
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Employee Leave Entitlements
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Opening Balances
- We are specialists in converting core financial information and we try our best to bring the other non-financial information as well, however, because of the limitation of APIs of both software, we might not be able to get few fields
- Chart of Accounts - Account Codes used in QuickBooks Online are changed in MYOB Business as MYOB Business shall only take a default series for particular type of account
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Inactive Accounts’, if used in QuickBooks Online in the conversion period are turned as ‘Active Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Sub Accounts’ in QuickBooks Online are converted as ’Independent Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Open Receivable and Payable Invoices as on the conversion start (start date of historical migration) shall contain only a single line of description and amount, showing only the unpaid balance of Invoice and Bill as on the conversion start date
- ‘Custom GST’ are converted into ‘Standard GST’ with a "Tax Adjustment" entry as a separate line item in MYOB Business
- Linked Accounts like Retained Earnings, GST Input, GST Output, Accounts Payable and Account Receivable, Payroll accounts, default Bank Accounts like Undeposited Fund account, are used in MYOB Business for their counterpart accounts in QuickBooks Online
- We bring item details like name, code, description, sales account, purchase account, sales price, purchase price etc. Since we do not handle Tracked Inventory, as part of the migration, we import all the items and we do not tick ‘I track stock for this item’ in MYOB Business
- If Tracked Inventory is turned on in QuickBooks Online, then we bring the inventory movement as a corresponding journal in MYOB Business
- Rounding can be different in MYOB Business and QuickBooks Online because of the data precision techniques used in both software
- If the Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable account is used in Journal in QuickBooks Online, we create an Invoice/Bill with a clearing account in MYOB Business and pass a corresponding journal to nullify this effect between the clearing account and Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable accoun.
- For overpayment in QuickBooks Online, we use the same approach as mentioned in the above point.
- Blank Bill reference numbers and Invoice reference numbers:- In case we find any invoice or bill without a number, we use a unique auto generated number
- Duplicate reference number in bank transactions or invoices/bills:- In case we find duplicate reference numbers in QuickBooks Online, then we use Transaction ID instead of reference number or make the numbers unique by appending an extra character with a hyphen in MYOB Business
- WET is handled in MYOB Business as an additional line item in the respective transaction
- Limitation of Reference number:- MYOB has a limitation of 13 characters for Reference number. Thus, in cases where QuickBooks Online uses a transaction number of more than 13 characters in a particular transaction, we either trim the same to 13 characters or we use the Transaction ID as reference number.
- If the payment of invoices or bills is done through a nominal account instead of a bank in QuickBooks Online, then we bring the same in MYOB by creating a payment through linked bank account and passing a corresponding journal entry between the linked account and the nominal account in order to nullify the transaction.
- For overpayment and credit note refunds in QuickBooks Online, we use the same approach as mentioned in the immediate above point.
- For multi-currency QuickBooks Online files, we would migrate them in MYOB Business using the converted base currency amount as per the exchange rate used in QuickBooks Online reports for all the transactions
Reckon to MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts
- Customer Details
- Supplier Details
- Opening Account Balances
- Aged Receivables
- Aged Payables
- ‘Classes’ in Reckon is converted to ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business.
- Bank Transactions (Includes Invoice payments, Bill payments, and other Bank Transactions)
- Credit Card Transactions
- Invoices and Customer Return Detailed
- Bills and Supplier Return Detailed
- General Journals
- Employee setup upto 20 Employees Only (Personal and Contact details, Tax file number, Employment status, Pay-rate/Salary, Bank account details, Super fund details, Pay items and earnings,deductions)
- Inactive Contacts/Accounts can be brought over on special request
- The entire conversion and matching of Reports are done on ACCRUAL Basis.
- Allocation of Invoices or Bills against Customer or Supplier returns respectively
- We make our best attempt to give you the exact image of your Reckon data, however, due to the limitations of a few fields which are different in Reckon and MYOB Business, we might have to use a few workarounds to bring the transactions
- Tracked Inventory
- Payment method
- Deleted/Void Transactions
- Transaction lines with Nil Values
- Individual Pay Runs for the conversion period
- Customer Job
- Notes in Contacts, Invoice/Customer Returns, Bills/Supplier Returns.
- Attachments is a different module and can be brought across as a chargeable service
- Quotes/Purchase order are brought across as a chargeable service
- Recurring Transactions are brought across as a chargeable service
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Employee Leave Entitlements
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Opening Balances
- We are specialists in converting core financial information and we try our best to bring the other non-financial information as well, however, because of the limitation of APIs of both software, we might not be able to get few fields
- Chart of Accounts - Account Codes used in Reckon are changed in MYOB Business as MYOB Business shall only take a default series for particular type of account
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Inactive Accounts’, if used in Reckon in the conversion period are turned as ‘Active Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Sub Accounts’ in Reckon are converted as ’Independent Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Open Receivable and Payable Invoices as on the conversion start (start date of historical migration) shall contain only a single line of description and amount, showing only the unpaid balance of Invoice and Bill as on the conversion start date
- ‘Custom GST’ are converted into ‘Standard GST’ with a "Tax Adjustment" entry as a separate line item in MYOB Business
- Linked Accounts like Retained Earnings, GST Input, GST Output, Accounts Payable and Account Receivable, Payroll accounts, default Bank Accounts like Undeposited Fund account, are used in MYOB Business for their counterpart accounts in Reckon
- We bring item details like name, code, description, sales account, purchase account, sales price, purchase price etc. Since we do not handle Tracked Inventory, as part of the migration, we import all the items and we do not tick ‘I track stock for this item’ in MYOB Business
- If Tracked Inventory is turned on in Reckon, then we bring the inventory movement as a corresponding journal in MYOB Business
- Rounding can be different in MYOB Business and Reckon because of the data precision techniques used in both software
- Blank Bill reference numbers and Invoice reference numbers:- In case we find any invoice or bill without a number, we use a unique auto generated number
- Duplicate reference number in bank transactions or invoices/bills:- In case we find duplicate reference numbers in Reckon, then we use Transaction ID instead of reference number or make the numbers unique by appending an extra character with a hyphen in MYOB Business
- WET is handled in MYOB Business as an additional line item in the respective transaction
- Limitation of Reference number:- MYOB has a limitation of 13 characters for Reference number. Thus, in cases where Reckon uses a transaction number of more than 13 characters in a particular transaction, we either trim the same to 13 characters or we use the Transaction ID as reference number.
- If the payment of invoices or bills is done through a nominal account instead of a bank in Reckon, then we bring the same in MYOB by creating a payment through linked bank account and passing a corresponding journal entry between the linked account and the nominal account in order to nullify the transaction.
- For overpayment and credit note refunds in Reckon, we use the same approach as mentioned in the immediate above point.
- For multi-currency Reckon files, we would migrate them in MYOB Business using the converted base currency amount as per the exchange rate used in Reckon reports for all the transactions
Reckon One to MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts
- Customer Details
- Supplier Details
- Opening Account Balances
- Aged Receivables
- Aged Payables
- ‘Classes’ in Reckon One is converted to ‘Jobs’ in MYOB Business.
- Bank Transactions (Includes Invoice payments, Bill payments, and other Bank Transactions)
- Credit Card Transactions
- Invoices and Customer Return Detailed
- Bills and Supplier Return Detailed
- General Journals
- Inactive Contacts/Accounts can be brought over on special request
- The entire conversion and matching of Reports are done on ACCRUAL Basis.
- Allocation of Invoices or Bills against Customer or Supplier returns respectively
- We make our best attempt to give you the exact image of your Reckon One data,however, due to the limitations of a few fields which are different in Reckon One and MYOB Business, we might have to use a few workarounds to bring the transactions
- Tracked Inventory
- Payment method
- Deleted/Void Transactions
- Transaction lines with Nil Values
- Individual Pay Runs for the conversion period
- Projects
- Customer Job
- Notes in Contacts, Invoice/Customer Returns, Bills/Supplier Returns.
- Attachments is a different module and can be brought across as a chargeable service
- Quotes/Purchase order are brought across as a chargeable service
- Recurring Transactions are brought across as a chargeable service
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Employee Leave Entitlements
- In Employee setup, we do not bring Opening Balances
- We are specialists in converting core financial information and we try our best to bring the other non-financial information as well, however, because of the limitation of APIs of both software, we might not be able to get few field
- Chart of Accounts - Account Codes used in Reckon One are changed in MYOB Business as MYOB Business shall only take a default series for particular type of account
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Inactive Accounts’, if used in Reckon One in the conversion period are turned as ‘Active Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Chart of Accounts - ‘Sub Accounts’ in Reckon One are converted as ’Independent Accounts’ in MYOB Business
- Open Receivable and Payable Invoices as on the conversion start (start date of historical migration) shall contain only a single line of description and amount, showing only the unpaid balance of Invoice and Bill as on the conversion start date
- ‘Custom GST’ are converted into ‘Standard GST’ with a "Tax Adjustment" entry as a separate line item in MYOB Business
- Linked Accounts like Retained Earnings, GST Input, GST Output, Accounts Payable and Account Receivable, Payroll accounts, default Bank Accounts like Undeposited Fund account, are used in MYOB Business for their counterpart accounts in Reckon One
- We bring item details like name, code, description, sales account, purchase account, sales price, purchase price etc. Since we do not handle Tracked Inventory, as part of the migration, we import all the items and we do not tick ‘I track stock for this item’ in MYOB Business
- If Tracked Inventory is turned on in Reckon One, then we bring the inventory movement as a corresponding journal in MYOB Business
- Rounding can be different in MYOB Business and Reckon One because of the data precision techniques used in both software
- Blank Bill reference numbers and Invoice reference numbers:- In case we find any invoice or bill without a number, we use a unique auto generated number
- Duplicate reference number in bank transactions or invoices/bills:- In case we find duplicate reference numbers in Reckon One, then we use Transaction ID instead of reference number or make the numbers unique by appending an extra character with a hyphen in MYOB Business
- WET is handled in MYOB Business as an additional line item in the respective transaction
- Limitation of Reference number:- MYOB has a limitation of 13 characters for Reference number. Thus, in cases where Reckon One uses a transaction number of more than 13 characters in a particular transaction, we either trim the same to 13 characters or we use the Transaction ID as reference number.
- If the payment of invoices or bills is done through a nominal account instead of a bank in Reckon One, then we bring the same in MYOB by creating a payment through linked bank account and passing a corresponding journal entry between the linked account and the nominal account in order to nullify the transaction.
- For overpayment and credit note refunds in Reckon One, we use the same approach as mentioned in the immediate above point.
- For multi-currency Reckon One files, we would migrate them in MYOB Business using the converted base currency amount as per the exchange rate used in Reckon One reports for all the transactions