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# Sage 300 Configuration
| Fields | Description |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Web Service URL | The ERP connection will be happen through web service and we need to specify here the Web Service URL that we already set up on the Static IP. The Web Service URL would be like as below.
E.g. https:\example.com\IntegrationService.asmx
Please note, the URL will be same as specified in above example, just example.com highlighted would be your hosted web service server domain name.
Note: - Domain must be certified by public CA. (i.e.
VeriSign, go daddy, etc.).
|
| Company Id | Enter Company ID |
| Port number | Enter sage 300 PORT No |
| User ID | Enter sage 300 user ID |
| Password | Password of the Acumatica ERP Company code to which the connection needs to be made |
| HTTPS | Type TRUE or FALSE as per your requirements |
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