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Payment Transaction Sync (Invoice Settlement Enabled)

Zuora

Payment Transaction Sync (Invoice Settlement Enabled)

Overview

This integration syncs applied, unapplied, and unassigned payments to and from NetSuite payments with Zuora if Invoice Settlement is enabled for your Zuora Tenant. The payment integration is implemented as two separate syncs: Zuora payments to NetSuite and NetSuite payments to Zuora.

About the Payment Transaction Sync (Invoice Settlement Enabled)

Custom fields will be added to the NetSuite payment object:

  • Only processed payments will be synced to NetSuite.
  • One payment may be applied to one or more invoices.
  • No actual credit card data will be synced in either direction.
  • The accounting code for the payment is determined by the payment method and is configured and maintained manually within the associated NetSuite Payment Method.
  • Payments that are voided or canceled before they are transferred to accounting will not be synced.
  • A payment that has been transferred to accounting cannot be voided.
  • Unapplied payments and partial payments are supported.

Review the Transaction Sync Preferences. These preferences are important, and they control the behavior and data mapping of the sync, including the payment number.

Transaction Sync Notes

  • Either payment sync can be disabled completely from the NetSuite Connector Advanced Settings page. However, you should disable this only under the guidance of Zuora Global Services.
  • The NetSuite Payment sync is disabled by default. To enable it, go to the NetSuite Connector Advanced Settings.
  • The Zuora Payment sync will not execute if Zuora does not calculate taxes (if the NetSuite Connector Advanced Setting for Use Standard Invoice Sync is false).
  • To sync ‘unassigned’ payments, ensure that the “Unassigned Payments” field is populated with the internal ID of an appropriately designated NetSuite customer account.
  • Payment transaction syncs will fail if the currency of the customer account on the NetSuite side is changed.
  • Netsuite payments are seamlessly synchronized with Zuora. However, if a journal is associated with a payment, the platform does not support automatic syncing between Netsuite and Zuora for that specific transaction.

Payment Transaction Sync Rules: Zuora to NetSuite

This process syncs Zuora payments to NetSuite customer payments.

This integration syncs records according to the following rules:

  1. Zuora Payment records are synced if they meet the following criteria:
    • The related customer account option Sync To NetSuite is not set or set to Yes.
    • The Status is Processed.
    • The Transferred to Accounting status is NoError, or Processing.
    • The Effective Date is greater than or equal to the Payment Cutover Date (if the value is specified in the NetSuite Connector Advanced Settings).
  2. The following validations are performed during the sync to ensure data integrity:
    • The Zuora payment method matches a valid NetSuite payment method. See Reconcile Data Between Zuora and NetSuite for more information.
    • The associated Zuora invoices have been synced (they have an IntegrationId).
    • If populated, the associated Zuora account's NetSuite location matches a valid NetSuite location.
    • If populated, the associated Zuora account's NetSuite class matches a valid NetSuite class.
    • If populated, the associated Zuora account's NetSuite department matches a valid NetSuite department.
  3. The Zuora payment’s Integration Status is updated to Creating Payment and Transferred to Accounting is updated to Processing to indicate the record is currently being synced and to assist with error recovery.
  4. If the Zuora payment is applied to more than one invoice or debit memo, the NetSuite payment will also be applied to multiple invoices and/or debit memos.
  5. Upon successful creation of the NetSuite payment, the new NetSuite internal ID is written back to the Zuora payment record, the Integration Status is set to Sync Complete, and Transferred to Accounting is set to Yes.

Sync Notes

  • With Invoice Settlement enabled, you can apply, unapply, or transfer a payment. After a payment is synced successfully, Transferred to Accounting will be set to Yes. To sync changes on this payment record, you must update the Transferred to Accounting value to No.
  • Transferred to Accounting value of Null in the API will appear as No in the Zuora UI. 
  • See NetSuite Classifications for information about how classifications are mapped for NetSuite transaction header and details.
  • Credit card data is not transferred.
  • Unapplied Payments in Zuora will not sync to NetSuite while in an unapplied state unless the record has already been synced while having an application against it.
  • The payment is applied to at least one invoice from Zuora (where the transaction type is an invoice, Zuora Type is INVOICE, and Zuora ID is not empty).
  • The Zuora invoices will not sync with Netsuite if you do not use the Netsuite connector. If you use Workflow to sync the invoice and create a payment in Netsuite using those invoices, you must manually update the custom Zuora Type to INVOICE if the payment is applied to invoices.

Deposit-To Account Information

The Deposit-To account is where the payment amount will be placed. This is determined by the Deposit-To account configured on the referenced payment method within NetSuite. NetSuite Connector does not use the Accounting Code field on the Zuora payment method.

Payment Transaction Sync Rules: NetSuite to Zuora

This process syncs NetSuite customer payments to Zuora payments.

This integration syncs records according to the following rules:

  1. NetSuite payment records are synced if they meet the following criteria:
    • The related customer account must be synced (the Zuora Customer ID cannot be empty).
    • The payment must be applied to at least one invoice or debit memo that came from Zuora (where transaction type is invoice and Zuora ID is not empty), or fully unapplied (the Amount Remaining is greater than 0 and Amount Paid is 0).
    • The Zuora Origin is not ZUORA.
    • If the payment is fully applied, it must be applied to at least one invoice or debit memo that came from Zuora (where transaction type is invoice and Zuora ID is not empty).
    • The Zuora Sync Updates field is Yes.
  2. The following validations are performed during the sync to ensure data integrity:
    • The associated Zuora invoice or debit memo has been synced (it has an Integration ID), if there is one.
    • The NetSuite payment method matches a valid Zuora payment method.
  3. The NetSuite payment’s Integration Status is updated to Creating Payment to indicate the record is currently being synced and to assist with error recovery.
  4. If the NetSuite payment is applied to more than one Zuora invoice or debit memo, the Zuora payment will also be applied to multiple invoices and/or debit memos.
  5. After creating the Zuora payment successfully, the new Zuora ID is written back to the NetSuite payment record and the Integration Status is set to Sync Complete.

Sync Notes

  • With Invoice Settlement enabled, you can apply, unapply, or transfer a payment. After a payment is synced successfully, changes will continue to sync so long as the Effective Date is greater than or equal to the Payment Cutover Date if the value is specified in the NetSuite Connector Advanced Settings.
  • If you need to resync a payment, you must manually cancel the Zuora payment and clear the Integration Status and Zuora ID fields on the NetSuite payment.
  • The NetSuite to Zuora Payments sync uses a different connection type to the rest of the connector and therefore requires that its credentials are set manually within Boomi. Contact Zuora Global Support for access to Boomi and for instructions on how to implement these changes. The credentials submitted are the same OAuth credentials used to authenticate with Zuora so it is recommended to make note of those values when they are generated.