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Data Migration Data Migration Overview The transfers your company data into the Core database with just a few clicks. If you are an existing BQE customer, this on-premises data migrator tool can move your existing 2017 or 2018 BillQuick and ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice data to the cloud. Only the Core user having an Owner is a special administrator who creates the Core account and has full security permissions.

The owner can add more users and companies to the account. Account can log into the migrator and use it. For BillQuick Online and ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice Online users, you are provided with an option 'Migrate to Core' on the top-right of your application, which allows you to move your existing online data to Core.

The entire data migration process is automatic, with no download or installation required at your end. Your login credentials will also be the same as the older online account. As a best practice, we recommend running all the Optimize database utilities in your legacy software prior to data migration. During the migration process, the physical documents that are linked as attachments to your existing records are moved to Core’s cloud document servers and hosted there during your trial (up to 2 GB is hosted but if you require more storage, please contact ).

If you have archived your data, you need to restore it prior to migration, if you need that data in Core. Check out the best practices and for more. Note: This tool is not compatible with 2016 or older products and you cannot run it on Mac systems. In addition, the migrator tool is not compatible with Microsoft Access databases, so you have to upsize your Microsoft Access database to Microsoft SQL Server (2005 or later) prior to using the tool. In any case, if you prefer BQE to handle this data migration for you, our can do it at a nominal charge.

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Data Mapping Your data is stored in various tables in your existing BillQuick/ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice database. There are many data fields in these software that do not have equivalent fields in Core, or vice versa. Therefore, this migration process involves creating calculated fields using the individual SQL statements and defining calculated columns for the purpose of data mapping.

After the data migration process, that data gets transferred to the new Core database. Below is a list of data tables and mappings that show the flow of data from your old database to the new one in Core. You can find data mappings for only the main screens and tables here; for detailed data mappings, please check out our. Before migrating your existing BillQuick data, make sure to stop any activity in the BillQuick program and back up your database.

As a best practice, we recommend running all the Optimize database utilities in your legacy software prior to data migration. The BQE migrator is not compatible with Microsoft Access databases and hence you have to upsize your Access database to Microsoft SQL Server prior to using this tool. Also, make sure you have the following installed on your system before you proceed:. Microsoft.NET Framework 4.5 (x86 and x64) To migrate your BillQuick data to Core:. Go to the BQE Core Migrator web page and click to download the setup file and then run the program. Double-click the executable file (setup.exe) and follow the on-screen instructions.

You cannot run the executable on a Mac computer. You are prompted to install the migrator tool. Click Install. On the BQE Core Data Migrator dialog, select the 'Product to Migrate' Typically, the migrator detects that for you but if it does not for some reason, you can choose your existing product from the drop-down, say BillQuick. Now select the Product Version, say 2018.

Enter or confirm your SQL Server information:. SQL Server name. Login.

Password. Then select your BillQuick database from the drop-down list. Select 'Do not upload documents' if you want to skip copying your existing BillQuick documents into the new Core database. This leads to a faster migration.

However, if you want to move those documents, select 'Upload documents' instead. Core moves them to the default cloud storage, AWS. Click Continue. You are prompted to. Depending on whether you have a Core account or not, take the relevant action. If you log into an existing Core account, you are prompted to choose an employee record in BillQuick that should be associated or linked with this Core login.

Click Continue. On the Create New Company dialog, enter the required information to proceed:.

Company Name: your legacy company name or a new one. Industry, say Accountant. Country. If you have tried this data migration before and want to keep the previously migrated database, select 'Preserve my company file'. Otherwise, Core deletes the older database. Click Create. The migrator starts transferring your BillQuick data into the new Core company and you can see the progress.

When the data migration is complete, you get a confirmation and a migration report. You can log into Core.

Note: In Core, go to Global Settings Accounting and click Rebuild Accounting to ensure that the latest accounting data is generated for your company. Related Topics. Before migrating your existing ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice data, make sure to stop any activity in the ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice program and back up your database. As a best practice, we recommend running all the Optimize database utilities in your legacy software prior to data migration. The Core Data Migrator is not compatible with Microsoft Access databases and hence you have to upsize your Access database to Microsoft SQL Server prior to using this tool. Also, make sure you have the following installed on your system before you proceed:. Microsoft.NET Framework 4.5 (x86 and x64) To migrate your ArchiOffice/EngineerOffice data to Core:.

Go to the BQE Core Migrator web page and click to download the setup file and then run the program. Double-click on the executable file and follow the on-screen instructions. You cannot run the executable on a Mac computer. You are prompted to install the migrator tool.

Click Install. On the BQE Core Data Migrator dialog, select the 'Product to Migrate' Typically, the migrator detects that for you but if it does not for some reason, you can choose your existing product from the drop-down, say ArchiOffice. Now select the Product Version, say 2018. Enter or confirm your SQL Server information:. SQL Server name. Login.

Password. Then select your ArchiOffice database from the drop-down list. Select 'Do not upload documents' if you want to skip copying your existing ArchiOffice documents into the new Core database. This leads to a faster migration.

However, if you want to move those documents, select 'Upload documents' instead. Core moves them to the default cloud storage, AWS.

Click Continue. You are prompted to. Depending on whether you have a Core account or not, take the relevant action. If you log into an existing Core account, you are prompted to choose an active employee record in ArchiOffice that should be associated with this Core login. Click Continue. On the Create New Company dialog, enter the required information to proceed:. Company Name: your legacy company name or a new one.

Industry, say Architect. Country. If you have tried this data migration before and want to keep the previously migrated database, select 'Preserve my company file'.

Otherwise, Core deletes the older database. Click Create.

The migrator starts transferring your ArchiOffice data into the new Core company and you can see the progress. When the data migration is complete, you get a confirmation and a migration report.

You can log into Core. Note: In Core, go to Global Settings Accounting and click Rebuild Accounting to ensure that the latest accounting data is generated for your company. Related Topics.

If you are a Mac user, ArchiOffice could be a good product for you. I can't get inside information but I think they aren't releasing a Vista compatible product until 3Q 2008 which clues you in to the value they assign to the Windows environment.

The ArchiOffice forum has very little action and does not appear to be monitored by ArchiOffice staff. They published a manual a year ago and have not upgraded it to include changes made to their program since then. Their manual references Office 2003 products, not Office 2007. This is unfortunate as the world is moving to 2007 where there are more great features and it works very differently than Office 2003. I would carefully research what they are selling now and how much an upgrade will cost you in the future - when they finally release a Vista compatible product. Right now, their program interfaces to FileMaker Pro.

I've heard they are writing their own code and won't be using FileMakerPro when the Vista software releases. Check pricing, setup, upgrade costs, training, etc. It's not a cheap investment but well worth it if the technology it offers solves your problems.