Complete the following multi-part procedure to move Fixed Assets CS data from a local or network drive to Virtual Office CS or SaaS, and set up the Virtual Office CS or SaaS installation of Fixed Assets CS.
Part 1: Back up data from your local installation of Fixed Assets CS
- Create a folder on your local hard drive named FAbackups.
Note: If you use multiple data locations, you should create a separate backup folder for each location.
- Open your local installation of Fixed Assets CS.
- Back up Fixed Assets CS client data to the C:\FAbackups folder.
- If you use multiple data locations, log in to each additional location and repeat steps 2 – 3. Be sure to select the appropriate backup location in step 3d.
- Back up Fixed Assets CS custom methods of depreciation.
- Back up Fixed Assets CS custom reports.
- Close the local installation of Fixed Assets CS.
Part 2: Restore data into the Virtual Office CS or SaaS installation of Fixed Assets CS
- Click the Applications link in the NetStaff CS tab of the navigation pane.
Note: If you don’t see this link, you don’t have access to applications through Virtual Office CS or SaaS.
- In the Virtual Office CS screen, click the Fixed Assets CS icon to open the application.
- If you need to set up multiple data locations, contact CS Web Services Support by calling 800-968-0600 and following the prompts.
Internal note: If a user requests to set up multiple data locations, see Internal: Multiple data locations for Virtual Office CS and SaaS firms
- Restore client data.
- Restore custom methods of depreciation.
- Restore custom reports.
- If you use multiple data locations, repeat this procedure for each data location.
Part 3: Set up the Virtual Office CS or SaaS installation of Fixed Assets CS
- Choose Setup > System Configuration and make any necessary changes to the application setup.
- Each Fixed Assets CS user should verify his user preferences through the Setup > User Preferences dialog.
You are now ready to work in Fixed Assets CS in the Virtual Office CS or SaaS environment.
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