Import Acumatica Entity
Description
Section titled “Description”Imports one Acumatica contract-based REST entity over your Acumatica connection into a project table. Pick the connection, the entity type, and any filters; the step pulls matching records and writes them, with no OData query to author.
This is a generic canned step — one step type covers 18 entities, from master/reference data (accounts, subaccounts, customers, vendors, stock items) to transactional records (sales invoices, bills, sales orders, shipments).
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Acumatica Connection | Yes | The Acumatica connection to read through. |
| Target Table | Yes | The project table the results are written to. It is overwritten in full on every run. |
| Entity Type | Yes | Which entity to pull. Default account. One of account, ledger, financial_period, branch, currency, currency_rate, subaccount, customer, vendor, stock_item, warehouse, employee, tax_category, sales_invoice, bill, sales_order, shipment, project. |
| Active Only | No | Default on. Filters to Active = true for entities that carry an Active flag. |
| Updated After | No | ISO date or datetime. Only rows changed after this are returned. This is a request-side filter with no persisted cursor — supply the cutoff yourself on every run. Blank pulls everything. |
| Filters | No | An array of {field, operator, value} clauses (eq, ne, gt, ge, lt, le, contains) or {field, from, to} ranges. Each entity restricts filters to the fields Acumatica can actually evaluate server side — an unsupported field is rejected, not silently dropped. |
Related
Section titled “Related”- Acumatica Steps
- Connect to Acumatica — step-by-step walkthrough
- Acumatica REST Connector