Shopify won’t process cash payments on bogus gateway. I’ve put in a request for them to change this. Hasn’t happened yet

It sounds like something isn’t verified or configured correctly.

If you imported the Shopify customers from BC, when the sales invoice gets created in bc it will take the customer location code if you are using that setup. You can also listen to the sales invoice table and set the customer location with power automate.

@@SolvedSystems ​ the scenario is different: two Shops in two states (we are in Australia); each shop has its own POS which needs to be linked to an existing Customer in BC. EG: POS 1 = customer 123, POS 2 = customer 456. I managed to set up the two additional integrations as per your tutorial, but when using the channel name " Point of Sale", BC is not able to recognise which POS/customer it is and it integrates the orders against one of the two Customers, regardless. I tried to use the tag, which is one of the available filters provided in BC when synchronizing, but it doesn't seem to work.

@@quelchenonvediyes correct. The POS isn’t fully integrated unfortunately this is Shopify and Microsoft’s fault. I’m about to solve this for another customer and can let you know how I do it. It’s possible but I haven’t started that part yet. Reach out if you need a consultation. [email protected]

@@SolvedSystems Thanks! i am currently testing it too, with Postman, to find suitable Fields to intercept the right POS. Will keep you posted. Cheers.

@@quelchenonvedi you can intercept the order by firing a webhook then getting the location_ id, looking up the location with the Shopify location api endpoint then using that to update your sales invoice in BC before it’s posted. shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-rest/2024-04/resources/location shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-rest/2024-04/resources/order

Turn up your audio. Just listened and it’s fine on my machine.

Thank you for the positive feedback. Let us know if you need any complex development

Glad you got some good info to help

First thought that comes to mind is comment is within a task, you could assign an id from jira to the task custom field, then get the comments from the task. I would need to look at the jira api to understand how this could be done, but think it could be done.

@@SolvedSystems hi thanks for your time in response my question. Yes what you are saying is true. I can search the task from an ID saved in a custom field. The problem is right here. If I have let's say five comments, each one has a Clickup ID, and in Jira I have five comments with a Jira ID. But I can't find the wright comment because I can't save for example the Jira ID of the comment. The only thing that comes to my mind is counting the number of comments that I have in both tools and update for example the comment number three ordering if necessary for creation time. Thanks

Yes, it should be possible. You might need to bring this data into a blob storage for updating and do transformations in between. If you need help check out our services and reach out. We do a lot of clickup dev. www.solvedsystems.com/#contact www.solvedsystems.com/#package

This isn’t a novice video. This is a video for someone who wants to try and develop something with the clickup api and has prior knowledge of postman.

@@SolvedSystems Good to know.

@@SolvedSystems do you know of a good source/video to learn Postman? Thanks!

@@danielosorio217 I don’t have a single video I suggest. You can search postman collections. There are many that are already setup. You’ll have to get an api key from whichever platform that the collection is setup for. This will enable you to understand the APIs quicker.

You could give add a location field in your database. This would allow location filtering.

@@SolvedSystems I've been trying to make this work with forms for 3 weeks. I think this is my answer!

You can put barcodescanner.value in the default field of the form field you are trying to fill in with the barcode value. I make the barcode scanner element clear and put a camera icon under it so it looks like the barcode scanner is the camera button.

@SolvedSystems still not working, showing an error when putting name of barcode thats in the FooterContainer1 to the DataCardValue4 > default. Issue expected text value. This property on this control expects Text Values. The rule produces Control values which are incompatible. Location DataCardValue4 .Default Change rule to produce a (0) value. Thanks for helpings btw!

@@johnathon3067 I would have to see what is going on to help further. Please fill out the contact form here for a consulting session www.solvedsystems.com/#contact

Hi Jeff, I just shot you an email.

Thank you!

Hi, I’ve pulled the code down because power apps has changed so much.

If the .cer has a private key you may be able to create it in base64 and pass it in the authentication header. Without knowing what system your authing with it’s hard to tell what you need yo do.

You would need to create then map all of your data. I’ve just recently done this for another customer.

The webcam is no longer supported.

I have a custom solution built in Microsoft azure logic apps or power automate that handles all of this. Please reach out to me here so we can setup a call. [email protected]

You aren't going to get any API help from them and you are going to pay for that privilege. Paylocity is the worst company for it integration and support I've ever seen.

Use a formula for date comparison.

Thanks for the request. We will put it in the lineup.

It depends on the field type. If it’s something like a relationship field you’ll need to use the Set Custom field endpoint. I battled with this for awhile with a customer integration

Thanks for the feedback!

Now Paylocity is charging $2 per user per month which is crazy. This just went into effect. I have had another customer get access for free for being a long time customer. This isn’t guaranteed

I’m sure you could, potentially in excel, but excel doesn’t work well with power apps in my experience.

I haven’t implemented that, but you should be able to do it the same as in the video but setting the custom field value.

Yes it can be linked to any data source. Please reach out if you need dev help. [email protected]

Reflector app for iOS is what I use

Typically, this is custom development for customers. Please reach out if you’d like us to work on this automation for you.

Glad you like them!

In the json schema you’ll see a “value” of the selected option. This value is the order index of the option.

And what db table is that option saved at? I am teying to join tasks with an options like table to get the option values feom the index value

KZfaq didn’t translate this. If you can respond in English, I can answer your question

You can attach anything to any task. However, to access the API and to integrate another system with clickup that doesn’t already have a connector, you will need to use the API. In order to get access to the API you need an API Token.

Thank you for the compliment.

Yes to all of those. You would need to get a collection of the items locally to check against, save the scanned into a collection, then submit when online. This could be done automatically. I haven’t done this with barcodes, but it is possible I believe.

Yes all of those things can be accomplished.

Yes, one could be built with Azure ML studio.

If you want us to build this, reach out here for a consultation. [email protected]

Thanks Jeff@@SolvedSystems

Yes a dashboard could be built on top of the data with an embedded Power Bi dashboard or Power Apps charts. If you want us to build this, reach out here for a consultation. [email protected]

Great!

Scan the QR code into a filter or search function to lookup that value in your data source.

Perfect thank you so much

Great to hear. Off the top of my head I can’t think of what the issue may be. There are the fields at the bottom of the request for authentication which are collapsed when you add that function. I’ve forgot to check them before and that has been my issue. I’m not sure that will the issue you’re looking at. Send sims screenshots to [email protected]