Issues during upload
Most upload issues are related to the file size of specific documents. Some documents may be too large to upload, which causes the web service to timeout during the upload process. Documents that are too large can be dragged and dropped or manually printed into Onvio. Files that time out during the upload are listed in the
Document Exception Report
.
After the initial migration, if multiple documents fail to migrate within a specific drawer, re-run the migration to process the drawer again to determine whether the issue was due to connectivity problems during the first attempt.
The migration runs in the background and shouldn’t cause issues when users continue to work in FileCabinet CS or Onvio.
Drawers are locked in FileCabinet CS during file extraction and the lock is removed when files begin uploading to Onvio.
Rodney Miller is created as the contact with different Client IDs for a 1040 return, two 1065 returns, a single 1120 return, and a 1041 return in UltraTax CS. To successfully migrate these contact records into Onvio, multiple contacts must be removed, and the contact Rodney Miller (Entity Type- Individual and Type- Client) set up in Onvio as follows.
Primary relationship to the 1040 client.
The partner relationship to the 1065-1 and 1065-2 clients.
The Shareholder relationship to the 1120s client.
The Trustee of relationship to the 1041 client.
The contact Rodney Miller (Entity Type- Individual and Type-Staff) can exist as long as he is not marked as the primary contact for any other Client ID in Onvio.
You may see this error when there are multiple contacts with the same SSN, or have been set up as the primary of more than one Onvio Client ID.
In this example, the drawer <MILLERRodney1040> has a SSN of 111-11-1111 in FileCabinet CS, and there is also a matching contact record in Onvio with the same Client ID and SSN . The error occurs in Onvio during the attempt to update Miller, Rodney as the primary contact because the primary contact already exists in Onvio, and has contact information that either does not match, or isn't as complete as a similar standalone contact that matches the drawer that is being migrated from FileCabinet CS.
This error can also occur when the following conditions occur.
The Client ID’s in either FileCabinet CS, or in UltraTax CS was changed to match and a misspelling exists. (For example, the Onvio Client ID is <MILLERRodney1040> and FileCabinet CS client ID is <MILLERodney1040>.)
The same contact was previously set up as the primary contact for another Client ID.
Remove duplicate contacts in Onvio and use the remaining contact to link as a relationship with multiple client IDs. You can leave the Staff contact if they are not identified as the primary contact of a Client ID drawer in Onvio. Rerun the migration from FileCabinet CS into Onvio.
You may see this error when multiple drawers—as listed in this example—have been created with the same SSN.
MILLERRodney1040AMND
MILLERRodney1040MFJ
MILLERRodney1040MFS
MILLERRodney1040
In this example, a contact was matched by SSN (Miller, Rodney SSN 111-11-1111). The client’s record is assigned as the primary contact of the first drawer that is migrated (i.e., MILLERRodney1040AMND). Any subsequent drawers with the same SSN will fail to be created during the migration.
In some instances, the 1065/1120s/1041 drawer may have been inadvertently established with an individual’s SSN instead of the entity’s EIN.
Instead of combining the two drawers, change the entity’s drawer to reflect the correct EIN.
After the corrections are made in FileCabinet CS, the extraction and migration can be rerun for those clients.