Appendix H-Working with the ACT! Plug-in > Creating a Sage 100 Contractor Client/Job from an ACT! Opportunity

Creating a Sage 100 Contractor Client/Job from an Act! Opportunity

Note: To create a client/job in Sage 100 Contractor from an Act! opportunity, the opportunity status must be Closed-Won.

The client and job are created from an opportunity unless the client already exists. You cannot create the job without an associated client. The Act! company must be associated with a Sage 100 Contractor client to create the job from the Act! opportunity.

The fields associated with the Act! company are written to the appropriate job record in Sage 100 Contractor, as shown in the table below.

ACT! Company Field Job Field
N/A Job Status
N/A Job Type
Opportunity Name Job Name/Short Name
Associated Company's Client Client
Actual Closed Date Contract Signed
Open Date Bid Opening
Total Contract Amount

 

The contacts associated with the ACT! company are written to the appropriate record in Sage 100 Contractor.

ACT! Contact Field Job Contact Field
Contact Contact Name
Title Job Title
Phone Phone
Ext Ext
Email Email
Mobile Cell Phone
Fax Fax
Alternate Other
N/A Other Description

 

When an Act! Opportunity is opened in Detail View, the tab row at the bottom contains a Sage 100 Contractor tab. This tab contains a list of current Sage 100 Contractor entities for this company.

Note: This information only appears after the creation of the client and remains until the association is removed.

Associations in Sage 100 Contractor:

Field Description
Drive The drive that the Sage 100 Contractor company is located on.
Sage 100 Contractor Company The Sage 100 Contractor company name.
Job Number Job ID
Job Name Job Name
Client Number Client ID
Client Name Client Name

 

More resources

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