Map Analysis fields from Invoice to Credit Note Rule

Note:

Integration rules are only used in legacy modeClosed When PSA – Accounting Connector runs in legacy mode, it uses the older mechanism that was introduced before Spring 2021. Some features and modern user experience components aren't available in legacy mode. Legacy mode is enabled when the Run Integration in Enhanced Mode field in the PSA – Accounting Connector Settings custom setting is deselected.. In enhanced modeClosed When PSA – Accounting Connector runs in enhanced mode, it uses the improved mechanism introduced starting with Spring 2021. This includes better flow execution performance and a modern user experience. Enhanced mode is enabled when the Run Integration in Enhanced Mode field in the PSA – Accounting Connector Settings custom setting is selected., PSA – Accounting Connector uses Foundations mappings. For more information, see Object and Field Mappings.

Here are the field values for the Map Analysis fields from Invoice to Credit Note rule.

Default Field Values

Field

Value
Name Map Analysis fields from Invoice to Credit Note
Source Object c2g__codaInvoice__c
Target Object Sales Credit Note
Source Detail Object c2g__codaInvoiceLineItem__c
Target Detail Object Sales Credit Note Line Item
Relationship Source Field c2g__Invoice__c
Relationship Target Field c2g__CreditNote__c

Master Object Field Mappings

Here are the default master (header) object mappings related to the Map Analysis fields from Invoice to Credit Note integration rule.

Default Master Object Field Mappings
Source Field Target Field
Billing Event Billing Event
Analysis 1 Analysis 1
Analysis 2 Analysis 2
Analysis 3 Analysis 3
Analysis 4 Analysis 4

Detail Object Field Mappings

Here are the default detail (line item) object mappings related to the Map Analysis fields from Invoice to Credit Note integration rule.

Default Detail Object Field Mappings
Source Field Target Field
Billing Event Item Billing Event Item
Analysis 1 Analysis 1
Analysis 2 Analysis 2
Analysis 3 Analysis 3
Analysis 4 Analysis 4