Why are the changes I made in my accounting package not reflected in Payt?
You’ve updated customer or invoice data in your accounting software, but you don’t see those changes in Payt. This can have several reasons.
Last updated: April 3, 2025
The change has not yet been imported into Payt
- Cause: Payt automatically imports your data once a day. If you've made a change but the daily import hasn’t run yet, the update hasn't been fetched.
- Solution: If the change needs to be visible immediately, you can start a manual import. Otherwise, wait for the next scheduled import.
The customer has no outstanding invoice
- Cause: Payt only imports customers with outstanding invoices. If the customer has no open invoice, Payt will not process the change until there is one.
- Solution: Wait until the customer receives a new outstanding invoice.
There is a validation error during the import
- Cause: Payt checks for data consistency during import. If there's a validation error, no updates are made until the error is resolved.
- Solution: Review the validation error and fix the issue in your accounting package.
The customer, invoice or payment term is ignored
- Cause: It’s possible to exclude a customer, invoice, or payment term in Payt. When ignored, these are not updated, even if they previously existed in Payt.
- Solution: If this is intended, no action is needed. Otherwise, remove the item from the ignore list.