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RevRec Premium seamlessly integrates with NetSuite to automate the posting of journal entries. All you have to do is connect the two systems using the configuration flow based on your business needs. Once connected, journals generated in RevRec Premium can be pushed directly into your NetSuite ledger, ensuring accuracy and reducing manual effort.
When RevRec Premium is connected with NetSuite, journal entries generated during the monthly close are automatically pushed into your NetSuite ledger. This eliminates the need for manual uploads and ensures your accounting system always reflects the latest activity.
RevRec Premium supports two posting options:
Automated Posting: Journals are pushed to NetSuite at the frequency you configure.
On-Demand Posting: You can trigger postings manually from the Post Journals page whenever needed.
Once journals are posted, their status is updated in RevRec Premium, and you can verify the entries directly in NetSuite under the Journal Entries section. This provides end-to-end visibility and control over the posting process.
Before enabling the posting flow, ensure that:
Journal account mappings are set up in RevRec Premium. This guarantees that journals are routed correctly to your NetSuite accounts.
The NetSuite user role used for integration has the Make Journal Entry permission. To confirm:
Note:
Only users with the Controller role can connect your RevRec Premium site with NetSuite.
Follow these steps to integrate the two systems:
Once connected, RevRec Premium automatically publishes journal entries created during the close process to NetSuite.
RevRec Premium supports posting journal entries based on NetSuite custom fields such as Location, Department, and Class.
To use a custom field, ensure the NetSuite user role has access to that field (e.g., access to the Department page for Department-based postings).
At least one Class custom field is required for journal posting.
To post journal entries to NetSuite, you will need to add the Class custom field to your site and include it in journal posting. Follow these steps to add the custom fields:
By default, RevRec Premium uses the Account Number from your chart of accounts while creating aggregated journals for posting. You can configure the system to post using Internal Account IDs instead.
Follow these steps to enable Internal Account ID for posting:
Note:
The Internal Account ID is permanent and cannot be updated once the account is created.
Once enabled, an additional column called Internal Account ID column appears in your Chart of Accounts, alongside the standard account number. This column is used when creating journals for posting to NetSuite, ensuring consistent and accurate mapping between your RevRec Premium and NetSuite accounts.
You can post journals in NetSuite in two ways:
During the initiation of Journal Entries posting, an Export Journals widget appears on the left menu.
After posting:
For easier tracking, add the External ID field to your NetSuite Journal Entries view. This lets you quickly reference the RevRec Premium Posting ID.
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