Account/Customer Names -  Ensure that the Operate Account ID (found in Member > Accounts) matches the account/customer name in Ssge 300 CRE. 

Product Names - You can export a list of the names from the All Products list view if you have to edit existing products in Sage. 

Payment GL Codes - In Operate, you need to set up Payment GL codes at the Organization level, under Settings > Organizations > Payment GL codes. Operate also has to have the Payment GL Code field filled in on the Items/Products, to match the ones in Sage. 

Taxes - In Operate, go to: Settings > General > Organizations > Taxes and edit the Standard VAT / Tax Rate. Here is where the Tax Code field will need to be set to match the tax codes within Sage.  If you are using exempt for example, the Tax Name is "Non-Taxable Sales", and the tax code you complete into the Tax Code field might be None. 

You will then need to ensure that all products have the correct associated tax set within Operate (this can be done by bulk update using the update fields within product list views under Space > Products.)

Go to Settings > Organizations and for each Organization you want to export data for, set an Organization Code. 

Go to Space > Locations. 

For each Location that you want to include in the export, add the Department No. (Under the Site Financial Details section). This field will allow you to see which organization your revenue comes from. It is especially important to populate it if you have more than one organization/legal entity.

Also for each Location, add an Import File Tag. This is a code that the export will use when gathering your data. It can be any code you want to use. 

In case either the Department No. or Import File Tag are not visible on your Location page, please edit the page layout and add it. 

Go to Settings > Integrations and search for the Sage 300 CRE app, then install it. 

You can then click Open or go to Invoicing > Sage 300 CRE to begin your Export. 

To start running your export, open the Sage 300 CRE app, either from the apps list or from under Invoicing, as mentioned above. 

Select the Organization that you want to export for. 

Click Export. 

Select what you would like to export: Choosing Unbooked Transactions
will export transactions that would not have been exported before. Booked Transactions may already be exported. Exporting booked transactions may lead to duplicates in your financial accounts.

Select what range of transactions you would like to export: All Transactions, Last Month's, This Month's or or a custom transaction list. If you decide to Choose Transactions, you will be asked to select a Location then the specific year, month and transaction you want to export. 

Your export is now ready - simply click the Export link to download a .csv file containing your data. (All selected transactions will be marked as booked)

Day - Transaction Day

Import Type ID - This is always set to GLT (General Ledger Transaction) and it is fixed. 

Journal Type - This is always set to '5' telling Sage that this is an imported transaction.

GL Code - GL codes are made of the legal entity code, the department number set against the Location of the transaction, as well as the GL code set against the Product. The export is summarized to the GL code. It does not export detail and it is summarized at product group level.

Reference - The current date without slashes, in UK format.

Reference 2 - The import file tag and the department number, both put together. 

Description - The product group description.

If an invoice is included, the total of credit and debit columns should come to 0. For Sage we have to post two transactions to keep the ledger in balance.