what table is to assign paperless office for customers with email address?

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I would like to update all our customers to receive invoice via email pdf, what table should I use for import? Also is there a way for us to set all new customers to have the Paperless office PDF to have the email checked?

Thanks.

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  • +1 in reply to tea
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    Yes, a V/I import will add records that don't already exist.

  • 0 in reply to Steve Passmore

    Hi Steve, thanks for the reply, in V/I import how do I add the new record, all this time we only update the records for other V/I jobs. if you please tell me what field and info to add the record. many thanks again.

  • 0 in reply to tea

    I made a mistake, I should have tried setting up a V/I job before I posted.  You CAN import both the AR_CustomerDocuments and AR_CustomerDocumentContacts detail in one V/I job.  It is a header/detail import similar to a sales order or invoice import.

    There isn't anything different for importing new records versus updating existing records.  The V/I import will add the record if it doesn't exist or update it if it does exist.  Updating the detail in AR_CustomerDocumentContacts would be an issue without knowing the LineKey$ of the existing record, but you mentioned you want to create new entries so that shouldn't be an issue for you.

  • 0 in reply to Steve Passmore

    I'm having problem on the vi job, I have a list of customer numbers division and customer number, document: S/O Invoice, EmailDocument:Y. here is the v/I job table H.ARDivisionNo REPL 1, H.CustomerNo. REPL 2, H.Document REPL 3, L.RecordType ASSN E, H.PrintDocument ASSN Y, H.EmailDocument ASSN Y, H.UseCustomerEmailAddress Y, but I get "L Record AddLine() Failed. Missing or invalid header" what am I missing or doing wrong?

  • 0 in reply to tea

    Do you have anything on the ‘record’ tab of your import job?

    Mine looks like this:

    My import file doesn’t have a header row, so I didn’t set up a ‘skip record’.

    In my import file, every record has an H in column 2.

    Like you, the only ‘L’ field I have in the job is ‘L.RecordType’, which is set to assign a value of E.

  • 0 in reply to Helium

    Hi Helium, Yes, I had the L.RecordType, which was assigned a value of E, which produced an error, now if I removed the L.recordtype, it will import with no errors (not sure if it might cause problem), but it will import a single customer with 2 records A/R statement and S/O invoice document. I only want add S/O invoice document. I'm stuck here now.