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Fresh off the press: Office Accounting 2008

Time for some exciting news on brand new Office Accounting versions!!

Today we are releasing the new Office Accounting 2008.

Among the great news we are now releasing new versions; besides the new US version we have now added a new US-Spanish version for the Spanish speaking population in the US…

And many have been asking for a UK version of Office Accounting for a while now, I’m happy to say that you can now download this product as well!

Official press release

 

Posted: Thursday, November 15, 2007 1:12 AM by Jorn

Comments

renierp said:

Are there any plans for an international version of Office Accounting? Can the US version be customized by a third-party to accomodate local accounting and tax requirements?

# February 4, 2008 1:29 AM

cbospikes said:

I have a couple questions.

1) Do you have any suggestions on how to deliver standard reports (Using API's) to the clients machine when integrating a web application with Accounting 2008.

I would like to have them display using the asp.net report viewer controls but I want to reuse as much of the SDK infastructure as possible.

2) Any thoughts on handlig multiple locations?  Either some information on future Acc. Office releases or ideas on how to implement using current release.

Thanks in advance for any information!

# April 11, 2008 7:01 AM

Jorn said:

Hi

quick questions:

- Are you trying to add web reports to OA or add OA reports to a web site?

- When you say multiple locations what do you mean? Are you talking about inventory locations or more users using OA from multiple locations?

Thanks

Jørn

# April 11, 2008 12:43 PM

cbospikes said:

Thanks for your reply.

1) I am trying to come up with a strategy to add OA reports to a web app.  In the same way I would bind an OA Price Level View to an asp.net grid view by using the objects exposed by the ILoader and SBI.

2)Multiple locations as in multiple warehouses.  This would have consolidated financial reporting and inter branch transfers.  I assume that this was not the vision for OA however I'm interested in the following:

A) Is this part of the OA road map?

B)If not, can you think of any clever(simple) ways to mimic this functionality with the current release.

By the way, OA is an awesome product.  Thanks for your guys work on this.

# April 13, 2008 2:07 AM

Jorn said:

1) Interesting. As I'm sure you have already found out we do not have a build in way to render the reports in a browser. I can come up with a couple of ways to do something similar that may or may not work for you:

A) You may be able to use the Export to Excel functionality and show the reports as Excel files

B) You can get the data from the report (from the document) and render it yourself, this may be harder though.

2A) Not that I know off.

2B) I guess the simplest way would be to create a new item for each warehouse, I know this approach will have obvious downsides that you will have to find ways to manage.

Glad you like it :o)

/Jorn

# April 14, 2008 3:04 PM

cbospikes said:

I have another question.  If I am providing a web based interface how would you suggest pitching out to the services offered by OA 2008 (Credit Card Processing, ADP, etc.).  Is there a url and some information I can send via query string that will bridge the gap between my webapp and those web based services?

# April 28, 2008 3:44 PM

Jorn said:

That is a good question! Unfortunately at this point we do not have the API for web services exposed…

# April 30, 2008 2:02 PM

atul_m_joshi said:

Jorn,

Quick question for you, here we have upgraded our accounting from SBA 2006 to MOA 2008. There is this web app of ours, which use to access SBA 2006 for all sales order creation process, which is now trying to run same code against MOA 2008 API's

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FOR CODE (at the start of loop)->

Dim objISalesOrder As ISalesOrder

objISalesOrder = CType(SBALib.SBAServ.SalesOrders.GetByGuid(orderID), ISalesOrder)

Dim iv As ISalesOrderLineView = objISalesOrder.SalesOrderLines

For Each i As IItemLine In iv.ChildList

If orderRowGUID.Equals(i.LineItem.Guid) Or

orderRowCGUID.Equals(i.LineItem.Guid) Then

' Other programming Tasks in loop

End If

Next

I AM GETTING ERROR->

Unable to cast object of type 'Microsoft.BusinessSolutions.SmallBusinessAccounting.TaxLine' to type 'Microsoft.BusinessSolutions.SmallBusinessAccounting.IItemLine'.

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Any idea why SBA 2006 was able to do this casting for ISalesOrderLineView items and not MOA 2008 ?

Any help will be much appreciated...

Regards,

Atul

# June 20, 2008 6:40 AM
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