Import Data From Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS

The user-friendliness along with customization, functionality, and accessibility makes it an ideal solution for businesses to import data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS. So, make every sale a new opportunity by importing your data to QuickBooks Point of Sale (POS) as it magnifies the speed and makes your things much easier and simpler.

QuickBooks POS software is an end-to-end solution for a retail business that enables full visibility across the entire business with seamless e-commerce integration, multichannel inventory management, contactless payment, and a lot more. It is specifically designed to automate POS functions and that also helps you in saving time as well as cost.

Guide for Import Data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS

Learn how to import data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS.

Step 1- Extracting Data from Microsoft Dynamics POS

Two methods can help you to extract data out of Dynamics POS.

• Using Inventory reports under the Reports menu in the Management View/Console
• SQL Queries to get raw data back from the database.

Using either step, you can export the data to an Excel spreadsheet or CSV file. If you use the Reports method for extracting your data; it is necessary to get the Bar Code Number for each product then only you can access several internal fields related to items/products in the inventory. This field is necessary when you import into QuickBooks POS because it acts as a unique identifier.

Step 2- Exporting Data from Microsoft Dynamics POS

Here are provided step-by-step instructions to export data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS:

• Initially, go to the Menu >> Tools >> Database >> Query Tool to get access to the Query Tool.
• Next, Type SQL Query within the Query Tool Windows.
• And then click Run.
• Now, go to the Results tab and then Export the desired formats such as Excel, CSV, etc.

SQL Queries to Get Raw Data Back from the Database

• Running SQL Queries is not supposed to be used with at least a cursory knowledge of database queries for those not versed.
• If you get used to it, the SQL syntax is straightforward.

To Get all Vendor Information, you Can Use Query as

• SELECT * FROM Supplier
• This query gives you all the information related to Suppliers which you can further export to Excel.
• The exported Excel spreadsheet can be used for importing into QuickBooks POS.

To Get all Departments, You Can Use Queries as

• SELECT * FROM Department

To Get all Customer information, You Can Simply Use the Query as

• SELECT * FROM Customer

For items, it is not as simple as we think.

Here is the specific query that you can to retrieve all items with corresponding supplier names and category names.

SELECT Description, ItemLookupCode, Price, SalePrice, Cost, Quantity, ReorderPoint, SupplierID, ExtendedDescription, SubDescription1, SubDescription2, SubDescription3, BarCodeNumber, c. Name AS CategoryName, s. Name AS SupplierName FROM Item I LEFT OUTER JOIN Category c on i.CategoryID = c.ID LEFT OUTER JOIN Supplier’s ON i.SupplierID = s.ID

This query provides you with all the items along with their corresponding supplier names and category/department names as well. Go to the Results window and select File >> Export. Name your exported file in a detailed manner consistent with the query. You can now choose the CSV or XLS file and then use it to import it into QuickBooks POS.

Step 3- Importing Data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS

• The very first, go to the Data Import Wizard by selecting File >> Utilities >> Import from the main menu.
• A Data Import Wizard window opens and then hit Next.
• Now, select Vendors and then hit Next.
• After that, pick Custom File and then hit Next.
• Make sure, you select “Custom File” and NOT “Default Template”.
• Click Browse and choose the spreadsheet file.
• Select the appropriate worksheet under “Data is on Sheet”.
• Tap on ‘Manage Mappings‘ afterward.
• Here, between your spreadsheet columns and the QuickBooks Template, you can manually pick the mappings.
• Pay careful attention to the fields “Required” highlighted in Red.
• Offer a name to the map so that you can use it in the future.
• Choose “Full Name Only” and “Prompt and allow me to decide.”
• It sets the action to be taken by QuickBooks to determine duplicates and what to do in case duplicates are identified.
• The next window tells you how many vendors are in the register if there are any file processing errors, the number of vendors to be added, and the number of vendors to be updated.

QuickBooks POS is smart, flexible, reliable, accurate, and dependable software. It can be integrated with various applications and software. Importing data from Microsoft Dynamics POS to QuickBooks POS and importing Excel files into QuickBooks point of sale can be quite a task. In case you are unable to transfer data, you can contact our QuickBooks point of sale consultant team and they will assist you around the clock. They are available 24/7 to answer your questions and give a quick resolution without wasting time.