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Data Migration

We've got the heavy lifting covered

Supercharge Salesforce — Tally transforms your QuickBooks customers into powerful Salesforce accounts and contacts, mapped and ready to invoice.

QuickBooks customers imported into Salesforce as accounts and contacts with Tally

How the migration works

1

Split one record into two

QuickBooks customers usually hold account and contact info in a single record. Tally divides that into two — an Account and a Contact — to import cleanly into Salesforce.

2

Account imports

Tally imports QuickBooks customer account info: company name, phone, email, address details, and custom fields.

3

Contact imports

Tally imports contact info — first & last names, emails, phones, addresses, and custom fields — and maps each contact to its newly imported account.

4

Customer mapping

Voilà! Your new Salesforce accounts are mapped back to their QuickBooks customers, so invoicing runs accurately from the corresponding account.

Company name Phone & email Billing & shipping addresses Contact names Custom fields

Data Migration FAQ

How does Tally import QuickBooks customers into Salesforce?

A QuickBooks customer usually holds both account and contact information in one record. Tally splits it into a Salesforce Account and a Contact, imports both (including addresses and custom fields), and links the contact to its account.

Will my new accounts be mapped for invoicing?

Yes. After import, Tally maps each new Salesforce account back to its QuickBooks customer, so you can invoice accurately straight from the Salesforce account.

What data comes across?

Company name, phone, email, billing & shipping addresses, contact names, and custom fields — for both the account and the contact.

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