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How to Install the AutoEntry Sync App on a Server

Install the AutoEntry Sync App on a remote desktop server.

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Written by Aaron
Updated over a week ago

It is possible to run the sync app as either a Windows Service (default) or as a Console application. If your company file is on the same PC/Server as Sage 50 or QuickBooks Desktop, then the standard installation generally does not need any alterations. The service will run in the background and should restart every time the PC/Server is started.

When running as a Console application, you would need to open and log into the sync app each time you want to publish invoices from AutoEntry to Sage/QuickBooks.

More information can be found HERE.

Installation Instructions (Service)

  1. You will need to ensure that .NET Framework 4.8 + is Installed. Requirements can be found HERE.

  2. Download the AutoEntry Sync Installer using the download button below.

  3. Run the installer and follow the simple instructions there.

  4. During the installation, you will need to ensure that you choose "Windows Service".

  5. After the install is complete, you will need to follow this guide and create a domain user for the service HERE.

  6. Now you can open the AutoEntry Sync App and enter your AutoEntry login details.

Installation Instructions (Console Application)

  1. You will need to ensure that .NET Framework 4.8 + is Installed. Requirements can be found HERE.

  2. Download the AutoEntry Sync Installer using the download button below.

  3. Run the installer and follow the simple instructions there.

  4. During the installation, you will need to ensure that you choose "Console Application".

  5. Now you can open the AutoEntry sync app and enter your AutoEntry log-in details.

Additional Information

For a new connection, follow the links below for the accounting package you use.

Last edited:

Oct 18, 2022, 1:52 PM

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