How to create a GP return from within Salesforce
Has anybody had any experience create Returns (SOPTYPE = 4) from within Salesforce and pushing them to GP? It looks like the GP Connector doesn't support creating returns but we need the ability to do this with Scribe.
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Thank you, @Brandon LaFave . That's a great starting point for me. Appreciate the input!

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+ Add a Comment@Karen Porter As a disclaimer, I'm by no means a GP expert :). But what we did was pull up a return in SOP10100/10200 and then clone/hard code all of the data for the fields that weren't going to be mapped in the integration. This helped with making sure all required fields were taken care of. For the SOP number, we just concatenated "RTN" with the SF Order number. For the fields that were mapped, I threw an IF(ISNULL( and to make sure to pass a default value if the SF field didn't have data being passed through.

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+ Add a Comment@Brandon LaFave OK. Thank you. In going straight to the SOP tables, are there any fields to be wary of that may trigger inately in GP? GP can be such a web of tables that trigger off of each other. Doing it manually, I want to make sure I don't miss anything. If you have any advice, I'll take it. Thank you.

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+ Add a CommentHey @Karen Porter , we ended up going directly to the SOP10100/10200 tables to create returns. We're hoping for this ability to come with a later release of the GP connector but not sure if that's on the roadmap or not.

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+ Add a CommentExactly the question that I have too! Just started researching this but haven't found anything.
Anybody have some input for this?

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