Gott Energy → ERP: migration confirmation

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Prepared by	Growth Consulting (migration contractor) · Contact: ________ · Email: ________
Date / version	2026-11-14 · v5 (please answer this version)
What is happening	Moving your business data out of Coda (customers, projects, quotes, payments, timesheets, files) into a self-hosted ERP. Coda stops being your main system afterwards.
What the ERP is for	Our understanding: it becomes your single system of record for jobs, payments and files, while tax and bookkeeping stay with your accountant. If that is wrong, correct it in 14.4 or section 13 — it changes many answers below.
Where the data is now	In an export file on one controlled workstation (Windows, encrypted disk). Never uploaded to a third-party site, never emailed, never pasted into chat. Your data does not pass through any relay server.
Privacy	The data contains 1,423 customers' names, addresses, phones and emails, plus 5,371 site photos. Canadian PIPEDA applies: used only for the migration, then retained or destroyed per your instruction with written confirmation.
Cost	Storage: about $1.50/month if the 76 GB goes to Cloudflare R2 (R2 list price, confirmed before we switch it on). Server and backups are already covered by the existing VPS — no extra charge.
If you don't answer	Under every question is a grey line "If unanswered →" stating our default. The rule is no answer = no action (nothing deleted, overwritten or imported). If a default is wrong, correct it in that question's box.
What we have already verified	(1) all 45 tables / 25,750 rows exported and cell-by-cell compared against Coda's own CSV export — no content lost; (2) all 5,371 files downloaded and checked for size and file type; (3) we created one customer, project, quotation, invoice and payment in your ERP and deleted them again — the write path works and your data was untouched
How to return it	Click "Download answers (JSON)" and send the file to ________. Printing it and returning a signed scan is equally fine.

We extracted everything from Coda: 45 tables, 25,750 rows, 36 pages, 5,371 files (17.8 GB). We then ran a full dry run — assembling every record against the ERP schema without writing anything — and it surfaced 17 places where the import would stop. Thirteen need a business answer from you; four we handle ourselves (see Appendix A).

Every question below shows the measured data first, and every question has its own correction box. If we got something wrong, write it right there — you do not have to save it all for the end.

Nothing has been written to the ERP yet. Nothing in Coda has been changed.

Only the 12 items marked ★ need your decision. The other 30 have defaults we will follow if left blank.

1Customer master: we had the wrong table

What we measured

We first assumed the "Primus Master Customers Table" (932 rows) was your customer list. That was wrong. The real master table is called 640:

640: 1,425 rows / 1,423 unique customers — covers 1,291 of the 1,297 customers referenced by projects (99.5%)
Primus table: covers only 74 (5.7%), synced from another document, only 20 rows flagged "Sent to Gott" — a partner's list
The ERP holds 1,359 customer records, 8 of them duplicate names → 1,351 unique; overlap with 640 is 1,332
Missing from the ERP: 91 (e.g. Jay Juskeert, Brenda Rennie, Garry Mckone, Dale Maitland)
In the ERP but not in 640: 19 (=1,351−1,332; likely typos or test records)
4 of the new customers have no personal name (company only) — we will create them as type "Company"
42 projects point at a broken reference (#r1816), plus 3 malformed names: Brennan O'Bee O'Bee, Amelia Merrick, Dwaine Laxdal | Dwaine Laxdal

1.1 Should we create the 91 missing customers?

Yes — create all 91 from the 640 table Only the ones referenced by a project No

If unanswered → Not created — customers stay missing, nothing else blocked

1.2 Which customer group do the new ones belong to?

All in "Unclassified" (same as today) Derive from the project's Commercial/Residential field We will classify them ourselves later

If unanswered → All go to Unclassified

1.3 For the 1,332 existing customers, should we update them from 640?

Fill blanks only (only where the ERP field is empty) Overwrite everything (640 is the source of truth) Do not update — leave the ERP as it is

If unanswered → No update — the ERP stays as it is

1.4 How should we handle the 42 broken references and 3 malformed names?

Fix automatically where possible, leave blank otherwise You send us the mapping Leave as-is, do not block the import

If unanswered → Left blank, does not block the import

2Project status: 15 in Coda, 4 in the ERP

What we measured

The ERP's Project status has four values: Open / On hold / Completed / Cancelled. Your projects use 15 named stages plus 31 blank rows. Counts are across 815 active + 864 archived. The ERP also has a Workflow engine with any number of states (this site already runs 2 workflows with 13 states), so keeping all 15 is technically fine — we just need to know how each one should count in reports.

★ required

Stage in Coda	Projects	Map to ERP status
Closed	543
Cancelled	371
Revisit	232
Estimate Follow-Up	181
Ghosted	92
Quote Follow-Up	78
Paid	54
(blank)	31
Active	17
Invoiced	15
Quoting	14
Site Visit	12
Complete	12
New	9
Estimating	9
Accepted	9

2.1 Which stage means the customer accepted (won)?

If unanswered → We treat Accepted as won

2.2 Which stages mean the deal is dead?

If unanswered → We treat Cancelled + Ghosted as dead

3Which company do the 1,679 projects belong to?

What we measured

The ERP has three companies: Gott Energy (GE), Gott Energy Ltd. (GEL), Test. The 20 existing projects are split between GE and GEL. Your 30 Sep 2026 balance sheet is headed «GOTT Energy Ltd.» — so GEL is the operating entity. Coda has no company column — only a Branch (Prince George 1,557 / Nanaimo 114 / Yukon 8). We cannot derive it from the data.

3.1 Which company should the imported projects belong to?

Gott Energy (GE) — all of them Gott Energy Ltd. (GEL) — all of them Split by branch (tell us which branch belongs to which company) The "Test" company can be deleted Not sure — decide it with our accountant

If unanswered → All go to Gott Energy Ltd. (GEL) — it is the reporting entity

3.2 What should happen to the 20 projects already in the ERP (Kitselas Fish Wheel, Kluane Tiny Homes, QPly Valve, Centerra Gold…)?

Keep them — they are real standalone projects Keep but mark as closed/archived so the list shows the imported ones Delete them — they were test data from setup

If unanswered → The 20 projects stay untouched

4Archived projects and rows without a job number

What we measured

815 active (784 with a job number, 31 blank), 864 archived (355 with a number, 509 say "N/A")
509 archived rows have the literal job number "N/A", plus 31 completely blank → 540 rows without a job number
Without a job number they cannot be linked to payments (730), timesheets (1,901) or files (5,371)
Archived stages are only three: Closed 334 / Cancelled 332 / Revisit 198

4.1 Should the 864 archived projects be imported? ★ required

Import all (status = Completed / Cancelled) Only the 355 archived rows that have a job number Skip — historical archive, not needed

If unanswered → Import all (Completed / Cancelled)

4.2 What about the 540 rows with no job number? ★ required

Skip them Import as projects anyway (status = Cancelled) Import as sales leads / opportunities

If unanswered → Skip the 540 rows

5Money: 730 payments, almost no invoices

This is the biggest gap

Payments: 730 records, $6,814,074.42 — clean dates, amounts and methods
Invoices: 25 rows, only 13 with an amount ($80,816.52), 15 rows have invoice number "1"
Payments reference 489 distinct invoice codes (G260100-D = deposit, -F = final); only 3 exist in the invoice table
So the money is real, but there is no invoice to settle it against
✅ We also found your actual financial statements: the NAS folder Bob holds the 30 Sep 2026 balance sheet, AR aged, AP aged and P&L (prepared by Jodi O'Neill). AR $298,843.12 (23 customers), AP $99,314.59 (18 vendors), and the aged detail ties exactly to the statements. This means historical payments do not have to be replayed — see 5.2
⚠️ We tested this: submitting a payment dated 2024-06-03 fails with Date 2024-06-03 is not in any active Fiscal Year; an invoice on the same date submits fine. This ERP's fiscal year starts on 2025-11-01 — so the 377 payments (375 dated before 2025-11-01 plus 2 with no date, $3,539,636.57, 52%) can only be loaded after 2024–2025 fiscal years are created. Invoices are not affected

5.1 Where are the real invoices issued?

Only in Coda, as a total on the project row Excel / Word files on the NAS QuickBooks (even if the account is no longer used) Somewhere else: I don't know — ask our accountant

If unanswered → Assume totals only, recorded in Coda

5.2 How should the 730 payments be imported? ★ required

One record each (730), unallocated — the money received is at least correct One record each, and generate matching invoices so the books balance One summary per project (cumulative received) ★ Post one opening balance from the 30 Sep 2026 statements and skip the historical replay (recommended) Only the 353 dated after 2025-11-01 (no new fiscal years needed) Do not import history — start fresh Let our accountant decide

If unanswered → No historical payments — wait for the accountant on opening balances

5.4 Are the amounts in Coda tax-inclusive or exclusive — and which tax applies? ★ required

Tax-exclusive; add GST 5% + PST 7% (BC) Tax-exclusive; GST 5% only Tax-inclusive — the tax is already in the number Mixed — depends on the job I don't know — ask our accountant

If unanswered → Treat as tax-exclusive, GST 5% + PST 7%

5.3 Should the 25 invoice rows be imported?

Import — keep the invoice numbers and amounts Skip — rows without an amount are not invoices

If unanswered → Import the 13 rows that have an amount

6Quotes: 91 records, 29 without a price

What we measured

About line items: the NAS holds 736 invoice PDFs, 555 of which yield an invoice number (357 distinct numbers, with subtotal / GST / PST lines). Of the 424 valid invoice codes referenced by payments, 179 (42%) match a PDF; the other 245 have an amount but no document. Quotes likewise carry itemised detail (panel count, inverter model, labour) in their PDFs.

77 unique quote numbers across 91 rows; 29 rows have no amount. Dates and customers all parse correctly. We plan to set valid until = quote date + 30 days (the field is required and Coda has nothing for it) — correct us if that is wrong. Like invoices, quotes have no line items — only a total. The PDFs/Excel on the NAS do contain the detail.

6.1 Should the 29 quotes without an amount be imported?

Skip — they were never really sent Import anyway (blank amount)

If unanswered → Skip the 29

6.2 Do you need line items in the ERP, or is the total enough? ★ required

Total is enough — open the PDF from the NAS for detail We need real line items — we will tell you where they are

If unanswered → Totals only, detail linked to the NAS file

6.3 Some quote numbers have several versions (12 groups, e.g. Q837 has 3 different prices). Which do we keep?

Keep all versions (price history) Keep only the last one Keep only the highest-priced one

If unanswered → Keep every version

7Timesheets: 3 staff names do not match

What we measured

1,901 time entries (748 current + 1,153 archived) contain only 7 distinct names: 4 match (Ryan Baerg, Devon Wiebe, Caleb Milton, Calvin Sherman), 3 do not. The ERP has 12 employees in total; the other 5 have no time entries. Please fill in their full name as it should appear in the ERP:

★ required

Name in Coda	Rows	Full name in the ERP
Jeffrey	134
Jordan	99
Conner Dulisch	15

7.1 Is "Conner Dulisch" the same person as "Connor Dulish" in the ERP?

Same person (spelling difference) Different people — please explain

If unanswered → Treated as the same person

7.2 68 time entries reference a job that does not exist. What should we do?

Skip those 68 Import them with no project

If unanswered → Import with no project

8Service jobs, permits, opportunities

What we measured

Master Service Work Table: 127 rows in 11 service types; the top 6 account for 114 — Supply 33, Troubleshooting 27, Installation 18, Upgrade 17, Electrical 10, Repair 9
Initial Permits: 281 — one row per permit application per job
Critical Projects: 85 — with "Urgency", "High-End Value", "Status: Discussed" → sales opportunities, not projects

8.1 Where should the 127 service jobs go? ★ required

As projects (they join the 1,679 list) As a separate Service Job list Skip — closed warranty work

If unanswered → A separate Service Job list

8.2 The 281 permits?

Fields on the project (number, date, status) A separate permit register linked to projects Skip

If unanswered → Fields on the project

8.3 The 85 Critical Projects (sales pipeline)?

As opportunities (Lead / Opportunity) Skip — they live in GoHighLevel now Treat as projects

If unanswered → The 85 are not imported

9Which custom fields do you actually use?

What we measured

The Coda project table has 164 data columns. Removing section headers, buttons and calculated columns leaves 60 real fields. 13 of them already exist in the ERP (Branch, Project Manager, Site Address, Array Type, Battery Type, Roof Pitch, Hydro Service…), so 47 would be new. "% filled" is measured across 815 active projects. (Also note: the ERP already has 306 custom fields, 79 of them on Project — left over from the earlier setup.)

Fields marked exists do not need to be built — just confirm we read them correctly. Unticked = the field is not created, but the data stays in the exported file and can be added later.

★ required

Tick the ones you use	Type	Filled	Example
Commercial or Residential?	select	100%	Residential
Branchexists	select	100%	Prince George
Admin	person	100%	Gott Admin
Project Managerexists	person	96%	Tj Dhillon
Site Addressexists	text	94%	4046 Brink Drive
City / Region	text	94%	Prince George
System Type	select	94%	Hybrid
Initial Inquiry:	text	92%	From facebook: hi there if I was to
Intended Incentives:exists	select	90%	BC Hydro Solar Panel Rebate \| BC Hyd
Array Typeexists	select	89%	Roof - Shingle
Motivationexists	select	87%	Energy Security
Aware of Gov't Programs Already?	select	75%	Yes
Discovered Gottexists	select	74%	Facebook
Sales Rep	person	70%	Tj Dhillon
Estimate Sent Date:	date	50%	2026-10-19T00:00:00.000-07:00
Hydro Service Size (A)exists	select	47%	200
Sent Quote to Customer Date	date	46%	2026-11-10T00:00:00.000-08:00
Has been told about incentives?	checkbox	45%	true
Estimate Notes:	text	41%	26x500W (80%)
Primary space heating typeexists	select	40%	Natural Gas
Service Disconnect Fused at (A)	select	40%	200
Job #	number	39%	26101
Main Panel or Splitter Bus Rating (A)	select	38%	200
Hydro Service Voltageexists	select	36%	120/240V
Quote Approved Date	date	36%	2026-11-05T00:00:00.000-08:00
Pre-tax Value	currency	35%	7141.5
Sufficient Deposit Paid?	checkbox	34%	true
Fully Paid?	checkbox	33%	true
Project Total	currency	33%	7998.48
SLD matches actual installation?	checkbox	33%	true
Estimate not required?	checkbox	32%	true
Site Visit Conducted Date:	dateTime	32%	2026-11-05T09:00:00.000-08:00
Approved incentives:	select	31%	No incentives
Sales Commission Paid?	checkbox	28%	true
Job Cost (actual)	currency	27%	8915.24
Final Invoice Sent	date	27%	2026-10-21T00:00:00.000-07:00
BC Hydro Application Number	text	27%	N/A
Average Monthly Bill ($)	currency	26%	400
kWh/Yr (Actual)	number	26%	11220
Paid final invoice sent?	select	26%	Yes
Deposit Invoice Sent	date	24%	2026-11-04T00:00:00.000-08:00
BC Hydro Application Approved	date	24%	2026-10-08T00:00:00.000-07:00
TSBC Permit Passed	date	22%	2026-10-23T00:00:00.000-07:00
Management Commission Paid?	checkbox	22%	true
System Summary for Invoice	text	22%	not needed
First Aid / Safety Forms Submitted?	checkbox	21%	true
TSBC Permit Number	text	20%	EL-2138096-2026
Liability Forms Signed?	checkbox	19%	true
Battery Typeexists	select	18%	Lithium
Estimate Approved Date:	date	18%	2026-10-19T00:00:00.000-07:00
Backup Items	select	18%	Everything
Area	text	18%	Burwash
Battery Locationexists	text	17%	mech room
BC Hydro - Final Documents Submitted	date	17%	2026-10-23T00:00:00.000-07:00
Signed photo consent?	select	16%	Not needed
Site Visit Unnecessary?	checkbox	15%	true
BC Hydro Final Approval	date	15%	2026-10-21T00:00:00.000-07:00
Ready for commission?	person	13%	Tj Dhillon
Roof Age (Years)	text	13%	New
Permit NOT Required?	checkbox	10%	true

9.1 Any field that matters but is missing from this list?

If unanswered → Only the ticked fields are created

10To-dos, install calendar, meetings: still in use?

What we measured

To Do List Master: 939 rows, none completed, 43 due after today → looks alive
Installation Calendar: 980 scheduled installs, 2024-04-23 to 2026-12-03, 22 still in the future
Meetings: 37 team meeting notes (agenda, attendees, notes)

This is not project data, but it may be what people use every day. Your call.

10.1 Should the 939 to-dos be imported?

Import all (the ERP has a ToDo feature) Only the open ones Skip — old to-dos are noise

If unanswered → Import all

10.2 Should the 980 install calendar entries be imported?

Import all (the ERP has project scheduling) Only future ones (22) Skip

If unanswered → Import all

10.3 Should the 37 meeting notes be imported?

Import Skip

If unanswered → Not imported

11Files: Coda 17.8 GB + NAS 57.8 GB — where and how

What we measured

Coda attachments: 5,371 files / 17.83 GB — 99.5% site photos, only 23 PDFs
NAS archive: 19,585 files / 57.78 GB — mostly PDF, Excel, drawings
NAS layout: Projects - NBC 52.5 GB / ISLAND 3.7 GB / YUKON 1.0 GB / Services 0.3 GB
213 NAS project folders: 149 (70%) match a Coda job number, 26 (12%) match a customer name, 38 (18%) match nothing (e.g. 2025, KAS 982, Angela's Airstream)
The VPS has 193 GB total, 138 GB used — about 118 GB of that is 18 unrelated test applications (docker images 78.5 GB + volumes 33.6 GB + containers 6 GB). After cleanup roughly 165 GB is free
⚠️ The project table has a "Signed photo consent?" column: only 106 rows say Yes (13%), 648 are blank, 38 say No, 6 say "need to verify" — these photos show customer homes and addresses

Files can live in three places: on the VPS (space after cleanup, fastest, but a single disk), Cloudflare R2 (off-site, about $1.50/month), or stay on the NAS (free, but needs VPN off-site). Whichever you choose, a second copy must exist somewhere else.

11.1 Where should the 5,371 Coda photos (17.8 GB) go? ★ required

R2 as real ERP attachments (thumbnails, bulk download) R2, with a link stored in the ERP On the VPS itself (space after cleanup, fastest; single disk, needs its own backup) Not sure — do what you recommend, tell me the cost first Do not import the photos

If unanswered → R2 as real attachments

11.2 Where should the 19,585 NAS files (57.8 GB) go? ★ required

Stay on the NAS, linked from the ERP Move onto the VPS itself (space after cleanup) Move to R2 as real attachments Move to R2, link only

If unanswered → Stay on the NAS, linked

11.3 What about the 38 unmatched NAS folders?

Match what we can by naming, ignore the rest You send us a mapping (folder → job number) Review them one by one with you

If unanswered → Match what we can, ignore the rest

11.5 Only 13% of projects have recorded photo consent. How should the photos be handled?

Internal only — visible after login, never shared externally Only import photos for projects with consent; the rest stay on the NAS Import everything — we handle consent separately Hold the photos until we verify consent

If unanswered → Only consented projects; the rest stay on the NAS

11.4 All photos, or only recent ones?

All of them (5,371) Only the last two years No photos — the NAS copies are enough

If unanswered → Import all

12The remaining tables: import or not

What we measured

Passwords: 77 rows (account, username, password, PIN) — plaintext. Our copy sits in the export file on one controlled machine (never uploaded, never emailed, never pasted into chat); it will be destroyed within 7 days of your decision, with written confirmation
Volthium tables: 112 rows total — battery consignment ledger
Issues and Opportunities: 27 — customer issue log
Grant Funding 7 + MATERIALS 32 — grant reference and a materials list
2023 Actuals 33 + 2025 Budget 34 + Finances 4 — annual summaries, not transactions

12.1 What should happen to the 77 password entries?

Export to an encrypted file for you (not into the ERP) Destroy them (back them up yourselves first) Leave them in Coda — we do not touch them This is your call — handle it to your security standard

If unanswered → Encrypted export, then destroy our copy

12.2 Import the 112 Volthium consignment records?

Import — it is a real consignment business Skip — it has stopped

If unanswered → Not imported

12.3 Import the 27 customer issue records?

Import as Issues Skip

If unanswered → Not imported

12.4 Import Grant Funding (7) and MATERIALS (32)?

Import (grant info may still be useful) Skip

If unanswered → Not imported

12.5 Import the annual budget/actuals (71 rows)?

Import as historical reference Skip — annual summaries, no accounting value

If unanswered → Not imported

13Anything we got wrong?

Check the table below

This is our plan for all 45 tables — 25,750 rows — in Coda. Each row shows import / skip / to-be-confirmed, with the reason. If any judgement is wrong, say so in question 13.1 (just name the table).

Appendix A: the 17 blockers found in the dry run

#	Problem	Area	Resolution
1	新建客户缺个人姓名	Customer	We create them as Company
2	客户分组无法判断	Customer	Q1.2
3	项目名重复 201 组	Project	Append the job number
4	项目归属公司	Project	Q3.1
5	15 种阶段映射	Project	Section 2
6	540 行无编号	Project	Q4.2
7	4 个客户解析不了	Project	Q1.4
8	无明细行	Quotation	Q6.2
9	无有效期/付款条款	Quotation	Quote date + 30 days (correct in Q6)
10	无明细 + 缺默认账户	Invoice	Q5.3 / Q6.2; accounts we set up
11	发票号对不上	Payment	Q5.1 / Q5.2
12	没有银行/现金账户	Payment	We create Bank - GE
13	3 个员工名对不上	Timesheet	Section 7
14	127 条服务工单归属	Service	Q8.1
15	281 条许可归属	Permits	Q8.2
16	85 条销售机会	Opportunity	Q8.3
17	47 个自定义字段	Custom field	Section 9

Table	Rows	Plan	Reason
Master Projects Table	815	import	Project
640	1,425	import	Customer
Hydro Calculator	2	skip	calculator
Actions Master Table	15,923	skip	audit log (who changed what)
View Actions for a Job	7	skip	view
Primus Master Customers Table	932	skip	partner's shared list
Issues and Opportunities	27	to confirm	customer issue log
Grant Funding	7	to confirm	grant reference data
Project Quotes	91	import	Quotation
Finances	4	to confirm	annual summary
2023 Actuals	33	to confirm	annual summary
2025 Budget	34	to confirm	annual summary
Master Tasks List	25	to confirm	task list
HLP Mark all customers as complete	1	skip	one-off script
Working?	3	skip	scratch
To Do List Master	939	to confirm	open to-dos
Templates	9	skip	templates
Installation Calendar	980	to confirm	scheduled installs
Payments	730	import	Payment Entry
Extras	5	skip	scratch
Time Cards Log	748	import	Timesheet
Master Employees Table	14	import	Employee
HLP Copy Quote approved date	1	skip	one-off script
Invoices	25	import	Sales Invoice
Invoicing - Invoice Link # Table	5	skip	helper table
Initial Permits	281	to confirm	permit register
Volthium Ins and Outs	38	to confirm	consignment stock
Volthium Invoices	23	to confirm	consignment stock
Volthium Material List	15	to confirm	consignment stock
Volthium Invoice Contents	36	to confirm	consignment stock
Passwords	77	to confirm	credential vault
Manual Time Card Link #s	1	skip	helper
Master Service Work Table	127	to confirm	service jobs
Joel's Activity Inventory	70	skip	personal list
Emails	9	skip	email templates
Sending Emails	8	skip	email templates
Meetings	37	to confirm	team meeting notes
Admin Activities	67	skip	internal admin list
MATERIALS	32	to confirm	inventory list
Hagwilget Training TASKS	36	to confirm	training checklist
Add Event Info	1	skip	helper
Google Calendar Events	5	skip	5 rows
Archived Master Projects Table	864	to confirm	archived projects
Critical Projects	85	to confirm	sales pipeline
Time Cards Archive	1,153	import	Timesheet
45 tables	25,750

13.1 Which judgement above is wrong? (table name + what it should be)

If unanswered → Treated as agreement with every call in the appendices

14Who will use it, when we cut over, and what counts as done

Why this matters

Loading the data is not the same as a successful migration. If nobody logs in, or Coda keeps being written to during cut-over, or there is no way back, the migration has failed. These five questions decide when we can call it done.

14.1 After the migration, who will actually log in?

Only Heidi Heidi + 3-5 office staff Field crews too (jobs, photos and timesheets on a phone) Not decided yet

If unanswered → Configure for Heidi + 3-5 office staff

14.2 When will Coda be switched off?

Right after this migration Within a month Within three months Not yet — run both for a while

If unanswered → Coda stays on; run both

14.3 Who signs off that the migration is correct?

Heidi Bob Our accountant Not decided

If unanswered → Heidi signs off

14.4 Who provides the opening balances at cut-over (AR, AP, bank)? ★ required

★ Use the four 30 Sep 2026 statements from the NAS (accountant-prepared, aged detail ties out) Ask the accountant for an updated one You derive it from the Coda data Not needed — history stays out We had not considered this

If unanswered → Use the four 30 Sep 2026 statements from the NAS

14.5 If something is wrong during acceptance, what should happen?

Roll back to the pre-import state, fix, and reload Fix the individual records, no rollback Decide at the time

If unanswered → Fix records individually, no rollback

Acknowledgement and signature

Tick the box below and fill in your name and date — the exported file carries them as the record of this reply.

I confirm the answers above (including any corrections in the "other" boxes) reflect our position, and the migration may proceed on that basis. I understand that "one record per payment plus generated invoices" would enter invoices into our history that never existed, and that option requires our accountant's written agreement.

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