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Where can I find e-mail addresses and corresponding customer account data in AOT

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Posted on by Mel Walker 92

Hey,

I am needing to pull customer emails from a select group customer accounts.

Rather than open every customer account (Sales & Marketing/Common/Customers/All customers) & extract the information within the "contact information" section.

Is there a table in AOT which will have the email address(s) and the corresponding customer account it relates to. 

 Thanks in advance

Mel

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    Fredrik Sætre Profile Picture
    Fredrik Sætre 12,644 on at

    You could do a filter and export to excel...

    The AOT is a couple of tables. Not in front of computer, but to connect CustGroup to E-mails I believe that you need to go through 3-4 tables...

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    syed baber 11,633 on at

    Hi Melissa,

    There is a View DirPartyContactInfoView which has the contact information against each party record. The Locator column in this view holds Telephone numbers, emails etc and Type column has the type of contact e.g Phone, email address etc. Open this view in AOT and you will get an idea. The Party column in this view corresponds to CustTable.Party field if you want to look for any customer, filter this view with Party Id from CustTable and you will see the corresponding record.

    Further, there is a class through which you can retrieve postal and electronic address against any party record. The class is DirParty. Have a look at this class if you want to retrieve electronic addresses using X++ code.

    In addition to this, you can download the white paper for Address book framework in which all the Tables relationships is being explained in quite with sample code. The link is below:

    technet.microsoft.com/.../hh272867.aspx

    Please let me know if you have further queries.

    Thanks,

    Baber.

  • Mel Walker Profile Picture
    Mel Walker 92 on at

    Thank you so much Baber! this is perfect !

  • syed baber Profile Picture
    syed baber 11,633 on at

    No problem. You welcome Melissa.

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