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Customers, invoices, timecards, and procurement flow between ServiceTrade and Microsoft Dynamics 365 with the right accounts, dimensions, and tax codes already attached. Field operations and finance work from one source of truth, with no double entry and no month-end reclassification.











“Running my business with ServiceTrade and Sage Intacct has reduced my days of sales outstanding by 80%!”
— John A., Customer
Finance owns the posting rules, so your team can update mappings as your chart of accounts evolves, and every invoice, receipt, and journal entry lands on the right GL accounts with no reclassification at close.
Every invoice, customer update, and journal entry leaves a clear trail so your team can answer “did it make it into Intacct?” in seconds, not hours.
Customer, location, and contact records sync both ways, so a change in either system shows up in the other automatically with audited conflict resolution.
Approved invoices flow into Dynamics 365 with GL accounts, dimensions, and tax codes already assigned, so AR stops re-keying invoices that finance already approved.
Pre-post validation flags missing customers, invalid tax codes, and unmapped GL accounts before invoices reach Dynamics 365 so failures stop the source record instead of breaking the close.
Voiding an invoice in ServiceTrade creates the offsetting credit memo in Dynamics 365 automatically, so your AR ledger stays balanced without manual reversal entries.
Payments applied in Dynamics 365 reflect in ServiceTrade in near real-time, so operations sees paid versus unpaid without calling AR.
Approved timecards flow into Dynamics 365 with employee, job, and cost-code mapping, ready for payroll and job costing without manual entry.
ServiceTrade syncs customers, locations, contacts, jobs, approved invoices, credit memos, voids, and approved timecards into Dynamics 365. Invoice lines carry your service line, branch, and job context as Dynamics 365 dimensions. Customer, vendor, and item updates in Dynamics 365 flow back into ServiceTrade and PartsManager. With PartsManager connected, the full procurement cycle (POs, receiving, AP invoices, inventory adjustments) syncs as well.
Yes. The integration connects to your existing Dynamics 365 environment. During setup, your implementation team configures the mapping between ServiceTrade data and your Dynamics 365 chart of accounts, dimensions, payment terms, and tax setup so coding lines up with your specific configuration.
Most syncs are near real-time. Approved invoices post to Dynamics 365 within five minutes, and master data changes propagate within one sync cycle. Scheduled reconciliation runs catch anything the real-time path may have missed. There is no overnight wait, no manual file uploads, and no batch jobs to babysit.
Failed records are flagged with actionable error context: missing customer, invalid tax code, unmapped GL account. The integration retries transient failures automatically, and your team can manually retry any record from the sync log without re-running the full pipeline. Idempotency is guaranteed, so retries never create duplicates.
No. The integration is built on Dynamics 365’s standard APIs and OData web services. There are no AL extensions to install, maintain, or upgrade, so your IT team is not on the hook for custom code in Dynamics 365.
Master data sync uses audited last-write-wins conflict resolution. The most recent update wins, and the loser is logged with field-level metadata so finance can trace any change. System-of-record rules can be set per field (for example, Dynamics 365 always wins on tax setup, ServiceTrade always wins on service-site address) when your team needs tighter control.
Yes. Voiding an invoice in ServiceTrade creates an offsetting Sales Credit Memo in Dynamics 365 automatically, and credit memos issued in ServiceTrade post as Sales Credit Memos in Dynamics 365, so AR stays reconciled without manual reversal entries.
When a payment is applied in Dynamics 365, the corresponding invoice is marked paid (or partially paid) in ServiceTrade in near real-time. Payment reversals, voids, and NSF events reopen the invoice in ServiceTrade, so operations always sees an accurate AR picture.
Vendors and purchasable items sync from Dynamics 365 into PartsManager (Dynamics 365 is system of record). POs created in PartsManager appear in Dynamics 365 as Purchase Orders. Receipts in PartsManager generate Purchase Receipts in Dynamics 365, supporting three-way match. AP invoice creation can be turned on per account, with status (approved, paid) flowing back to PartsManager. Stock adjustments and inventory consumption post to Dynamics 365 as item journal and GL entries.
Service lines, branches, jobs, and technicians map to Dynamics 365 Dimensions on every invoice line, time entry, and journal entry. Your finance team can run profitability reports by department, location, project, or employee without re-coding records or building spreadsheets to bridge the gap.
Yes. Your Dynamics 365 financial structure drives the integration. Chart of accounts, dimensions, payment terms, tax groups, and tax areas are read from Dynamics 365 and applied automatically. The GL Self-Service Mapping Console lets finance own the routing rules, so when your COA evolves, the mapping evolves with it without engineering involvement.
The integration is event-driven and built on Dynamics 365’s standard APIs. Changes flow in seconds to minutes, not overnight. There are no manual files to upload, no batch failures buried in a folder, and no engineering ticket required to fix mapping drift. Failures surface where your team can act on them, with full audit trail and self-service retry.