by Jacky Xu
Here are the most useful articles I read this week:

Use the methods to let you build condition easily
 
Have a good weeke...

by Derek Du

After my last blog post about using Cert-based Message security for WCF web service, we started to look into using Windows Authentication for a different system that also sits behind a load balancer/SSL handler. Windows Authentication provides a much easier integration option – the client side can simply provide a domain user account to be authenticated, whereas in Cert-ba...

by Brian Terrell

At CodePartners, we work with the best Intacct and Sage Business Partners in the channel. Not every firm employs development resources, so CodePartners stands ready to make those capabilities available to everyone. By working with us, business partners enjoy the ability to provide additional services "to deliver the last mile" of technology to their prospects, or they benefit by...

by Joe Zhou
Here are my favorite articles (and videos) I found this week:

1.       3 minute tech video series
a.       How to sign up for Windows Azure http://t.co/fvN0q7U7qQ
b.      How to create a Linux VM in Microsoft Azure http://t.co/Z1peh956Cj
c.       How to Create ASP.NET&...

by Hrayr Galoyan

Intacct check alignment seems scary, particularly if you are printing on blank stock. MICR line alignment is the most critical part, and different banks have different requirements. Fortunately, it is not as difficult as it seems. Intacct provides excellent guidelines on the process but here is a “Quick Start” manual.

Step 1

Configure the checking or saving accou...

by Kristi Feng

Last week a coworker asked me, “Do you know which object stored the amount paid detail for AP bills in Intacct?”


I thought it was in AP Payment and AP Payment Detail, but payment and payment detail do not have references to AP Bill. Then, I looked in Objects in Platform Services trying to see ...

by Emma Tsai

Here are some of my favorite articles:
10 User Interface Design Fundamentals

 

3 Security Mistakes You Shouldn't Let Your Small Business Make

Data breach is a nightmare for every business owner. Avoiding some basic mistakes that companies of any size can make will help minimize the risk.

How to become a Data Scientist...

Did you know there are four different types of ...

by Jacky Xu

We can open a Sage 300 ERP session without using a user name and password through the Sage 300 ERP COM library “AccpacSessionManager.dll.” This is a sample from the COM library to open a session:




But, we already know the Sage 300 ERP .net library does not pro...

by Brian Terrell

Recently, I had supper with the CFO of a $100+ million dollar manufacturing company and their Sage Channel Partner. Our dinner party represents a partnership of three companies working together since 1999 on various automations to tailor Sage 300 ERP to the exact needs of the manufacturer. The group clearly has been successful together, and all parties benefit greatly by it. The...

by Joe Zhou

At BTerrell, our development team works very closely with our consulting team led by Chris Firra on the daily basis. I often solicit Chris for ideas to build generic tools for Intacct that can save our customers time. A couple of weeks ago, Chris approached me and told me about an import tool a client needed.

In a nutshell, here are the requirements.

1.    &nb...