by Joe Zhou
Injection Parameters and Conditions are the two most important pieces when it comes to writing a smart rule or a smart event in Intacct. Injection Parameters are the paths and fields that make up an injection. A typical injection parameter starts with the name of the object you want to extend, followed by a period and then the name of a field within the object. A curly bracket and...

by Joe Zhou
Prior to attending Intacct Advantage 2013, our team wrapped up our first Intacct and Sage CRM Integration project. 

This project began out of necessity for the sales team to initialize an opportunity in Sage CRM and automatically promote this opportunity to Intacct once the opportunity becomes a project. To create a project in Intacct, the sales team begins the workflow by i...

by Joe Zhou
The ultimate goal of creating Intacct Smart Rule conditions is to generate warning/error messages so the end user can enforce business rules on financial management activities within their business.  Initially, it may be quite confusing, as the condition you are creating to trigger the warning/error is for success as opposed to a failure, if the condition is not met.  Within...