Attaching an Intacct download to a Distibution

Created by Harry Lewis, Modified on Tue, 2 Jul at 6:06 PM by Harry Lewis

Applies to:

  • Velixo NX
  • Sage Intacct



Overview

The Velixo NX Distribution List feature provides the ability to create PDF versions of a report, modify the report's parameter(s), attach the results to a Microsoft Outlook email, and (optionally) attach additional files from the computer system to the email.


There are times when it would be convenient for the attachments to be files that exist within Sage Intacct instead of on the local computer system.




Downloading Sage Intacct files

Two Velixo NX functions are available to download files from in Sage Intacct and include those files within your distributed PDF report. 


One or more of the SI.GETATTACHMENTS and SI.GETATTACHMENTSBYID functions can be included in your report.



SI.GETATTACHMENTSBYID - displays the text "Attachment(s) will be processed during report distribution" before the distribution is performed.




SI.GETATTACHMENTS - returns the URL of the document and displays it in your report before the distribution is performed.




During the Distibution process, the functions will retrieve a specified file from Sage Intacct.


After running the Distribution, both functions will display the names of the processed attachments:





The distributed report and the processed attachments will all be included in the PDF file attached to the email.




Notes: 

Supported attachment types are: JPEG, PDF, GIF, and PNG

If you attempt to attach multiple copies of the same file, only one copy will be included in the resulting PDF file.



 

Important: ... Not all Sage Intacct objects support attachments.  If you attempt to retrieve an attachment from such an object, the Velixo NX function will display an error:



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