MYOB SYNC / BUSINESS OVERVIEW

Planning a Neto and MYOB Workflow

For an established Neto business, the accounting connection is part of a wider operating model. Warehouse structure and existing records deserve as much attention as the online storefront.

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Describe the operating model first

A warehouse-led business and a small online-only shop may use the same software for quite different reasons. Explain how orders move through the business, where fulfilment decisions are made and who needs the accounting information.

Respect the established catalogue

Product identifiers often carry years of operational knowledge. Consider how the connection should work with existing numbering, purchasing and accounting conventions before changing catalogue responsibilities.

Plan the handover between teams

Sales, warehouse and accounts staff may all touch the same transaction. A good integration should make those handovers easier to understand, including what happens when a sale changes after the initial order.

Discuss specialised requirements early

Multiple sites, unusual fulfilment rules or a mature back-office process can influence the right configuration. Sharing that context with MySync helps distinguish the standard connection from work that needs a more specific discussion.

Ready for the practical details?

This page considers the business context. Installation instructions, screen examples and diagnostic checks are maintained separately in the help centre.

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EXPLORE THE RANGE

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LET’S CONNECT

Talk through your accounting connection.

Tell us how the store operates and which administrative work you want to simplify.