Importing Bank Payments To Sage 200 Online
This task will insert new bank payments into Sage 200 Online, using Sage 200 Online Bank Payment XML format
Settings
Sage 200 Online Connection
Required
The connection to Sage 200 Online to use. See the Connecting to Sage 200 Online article if you require more information on how to create/manage connections.
Fail File
Required
The XML file to output any records to which fail to upload to Sage.
Input File
Required
The XML file containing the records to upload to Sage. See below for a sample input file.
Success File
Required
The XML file to output any records to which are successfully uploaded to Sage.
Prevent Reprocessing
Required
When set to true this will prevent another record with the same <external_id>
as a previously uploaded record from being uploaded to Sage.
Zynk Settings
See Common Task Settings.
Examples
Sample input file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<BankPayments>
<BankPayment>
<external_id>1241245</external_id>
<bank>
<code>1204</code>
</bank>
<nominal_analysis_items>
<nominal_analysis_item>
<code>4000</code>
<cost_centre>CC</cost_centre>
<department>Dept</department>
<gross_value>12</gross_value>
</nominal_analysis_item>
</nominal_analysis_items>
<transaction_date>2020-01-01T00:00:00</transaction_date>
<reference>1241245</reference>
<second_reference>1435145</second_reference>
<tax_registration_number>GB123456789</tax_registration_number>
<tax_code>
<code>1</code>
</tax_code>
<narrative>£10 to bank 1204</narrative>
<exchange_rate>1.000</exchange_rate>
<cheque_currency>
<currency_iso_code>
<code>GBP</code>
</currency_iso_code>
</cheque_currency>
<cheque_exchange_rate>1.000</cheque_exchange_rate>
<cheque_value>12</cheque_value>
<cheque_goods_value>10</cheque_goods_value>
<cheque_tax_value>2</cheque_tax_value>
<bank_charges>
<bank_charge>
<code>4000</code>
<cost_centre>CC</cost_centre>
<department>Dep</department>
<value>1</value>
</bank_charge>
</bank_charges>
</BankPayment>
</BankPayments>