Resolving Payout Posting Error
This article helps users of Webgility Desktop resolve payout posting errors that occur when integrating with QuickBooks Desktop. These errors typically stem from orders linked to a payout that have either not been downloaded or not posted to accounting. When this happens, users may encounter a message stating: "Some of your orders are still not downloaded or posted to accounting. So the payment was not created for those order-related payment amounts." Such issues can disrupt the payout posting process and cause discrepancies in accounting records. The step-by-step instructions provided in this article guide users through resolving these errors and restoring proper payout synchronization.
Error Message:
"Some of your orders are still not downloaded or posted to accounting. So the payment was not created for those orders-related payment amounts."
Overview:
This issue can prevent the successful posting of payouts from Webgility Desktop to QuickBooks Desktop and may result in confusion during the reconciliation process.
Resolution Steps:
1). Update the Customization Node:
Open the apiconfig file located on the system (if you do not find it in drive C, right click on the app and click on Open file location):
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Navigate to C:\Webgility\Unify enterprise\XML\apiconfig
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Copy the node and paste it in the apiconfig file <CustomizationNode>SHOPIFY_SHOPCASH_CHARGE_ADJUSTMENT_AMOUNT</CustomizationNode>
2). Modify the Customization Node:
Ensure that the customization node is correctly configured. This will update the necessary settings for your payouts.
3). Redownload the Payout:
After updating the apiconfig file, proceed to redownload the payouts. This step ensures that all necessary data is correctly fetched for processing.
4). Repost the Payout:
Once the redownload process is complete, try reposting the payout again. With the updated configuration and data, the payout should post successfully without the error message.
Note: Ensure that the apiconfig file is modified correctly, as improper changes may lead to further issues.