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Where to make changes: Re-Leased or Sage Intacct

Which system to use for each type of change, and the one action in Sage Intacct that will break your data if you get it wrong.

Some records can be changed in either system. Others can only be changed in one. This table covers both.

Record or action

Change it in

Why

Chart of accounts, tax types, property tracking

Sage Intacct only

Read-only in Re-Leased

Voiding an invoice or credit note

Sage Intacct only

Voiding changes the record's financial status, which has to come from the source ledger

Undoing a payment

Sage Intacct only

Use the undo action. Deleting the payment record won't remove it from Re-Leased

Archiving or unarchiving a contact or creditor

Sage Intacct only

Sage Intacct holds the active or inactive status

Allocating a credit note to an invoice

Re-Leased only

-

Creating or editing a contact or creditor

Either

-

Creating or editing an invoice or credit note

Either

Awaiting Approval in Re-Leased arrives as Draft in Sage Intacct

Recording a payment

Either

-

Set records to Inactive, not Deleted

The integration doesn't sync deletions from Sage Intacct to Re-Leased. Delete an account code, contact or tax type in Sage Intacct and it stays in Re-Leased indefinitely, causing duplicates and sync errors that need a data fix to resolve.

Set the record to Inactive in Sage Intacct instead. Re-Leased archives its matching record on the next sync.

Only change something in one system

Making the same edit in both systems risks a sync error or a data problem. Pick a side and let the sync carry it.

If you need a change to show up on both sides sooner, trigger a manual sync from Re-Leased rather than repeating the edit.

When your change will appear

Changes you make to invoices, credit notes, payments and contacts in Re-Leased push to Sage Intacct straight away. Changes you make in Sage Intacct wait for the next full sync, which runs overnight, or you can trigger a manual sync to bring them across now.

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