Exact online connector

This article describes how you connect Younium to Exact online.

Log in to Younium, go to "Settings" and subsection "Integrations". Click on "Exact online".

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To set up a new integration, click "Get started".

Click "Validate".

You are now presented with an Exact Online log-in screen. 

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Log in with your exact online credentials.

If the login was successful you will be redirected back to Younium with an active integration to Exact online.

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Export Accounts from Younium to Exact Online

Younium can export Accounts (Customers) to Exact Online, the following information are exported:

Younium Exact Online
Name Name
Currency code SalesCurrency
Our reference
AccountManagerFullName
Invoice email Email
Organization number Chamber of commerce
Tax Reg Number VATNumber
Payment term name
PaymentConditionSales
Invoice address Invoice address
Delivery address Delivery address

 

Posting invoices from Younium to Exact Online

When posting invoice to Exact Online, Younium will fetch the reference to the created Exact invoice back and store on the Younium invoice. Depending on the setting in Exact when invoice number is created, upon Entry or Print, Younium will get either the Invoice number or the Order number as reference.

 

Price and Quantity mapping

If neither of "Use static quantity" or "Map Younium list price as net price in Exact" is enabled, the following mappings are done from Younium to Exact Online:

Quantity: Quantity

Unit price & Net price: Subtotal/Quantity

 

Use static quantity

When using this setting, Quantity is always set to one (1) and unit price and net price in Exact Online is set to invoice line subtotal from Younium.

 

Map Younium list price as net price in Exact

When using this setting, the following mappings are done on the invoices lines from Younium to Exact Online:

Unit price: List price

Net price: Price (after discount)

The mapping is only done if the invoice line subtotal in Younium is the same as the Quantity multiplied with the Net price (rounded to two decimals)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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