Hi all!

We use the app Invoice for Salesforce to do the "receivable" part of our accounting, and we do the rest (payables, bank conciliation, financial results, etc.) on Sage 50. We are now looking to integrate all in Salesforce.

What app would you suggest that can handle:
- Billing 
- Doing checks for payables
- Bank conciliation
- Doing all the accouting 
- One SF org for multiple financial entitites (we manage 6-7 clients with their own accounting in the same SF, but in their own Sage 50 entity)

The suggested solution doesn't have to be with Sage 50.

What are you suggesting?

Thanks!

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public with sharing class accsearchcontroller
  {
    public accsearchcontroller(ApexPages.StandardController controller) {     }   
  public String l { get; set; }
public list <quote> acc {get;set;}
public string searchstring {get;set;}
public String quoteid{get; set;}
public Boolean search{get; set;}
public Boolean result{get; set;}
public accsearchcontroller( )
  { }
public void search()
{ string searchquery='select QuoteNumber,Name,Email,Opportunity.Name,SAP_Reference_Number__c  from quote where SAP_Reference_Number__c like \'%'+searchstring+'%\' OR SAP_Reference_Number__c like \'*'+searchstring+'*\'  Limit 20'; acc= Database.query(searchquery);
}
public void clear()
{
acc.clear();
}
public PageReference processLinkClick()
 {                 
  search = false;    
    result = false;     
    //Pagereference p1 = new PageReference('https://ap7.salesforce.com/'+quoteid);     
  Pagereference p1 = new PageReference('https://swainswain-dev-ed.my.salesforce.com/'+quoteid);     
    p1.setRedirect(true);    
     return p1;    
 }
}

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I'd prefer to use OAuth. However, after coding together an OAuth solution I'm getting a login prompt whenever I attempt to access the CSV export link - does anyone know if this is possible with OAuth? Or is it something I can only do with a standard user/pass login? 

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Hope that's clear enough and thanks for your time. Any help would definitely be appreciated.

 

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Does anyone have a reccomendation for a Business Plan App?

 

Currently our sales reps are creating yearly business plans in word and excel. I would liketo get them embedded into salesforce.com. We currently utilize account plans and account strategies (from the app exchange) I would like a yearly plan that tied it all together, linked to a particular user and included text fields for written goals and focuses.

 

I have not found anything that meets this need as of yet, but wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions. Thanks.

 

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