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QuickBooks Online Integration

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Written by Nina Ahl
Updated over 9 months ago

Overview

The BuildOps integration with QuickBooks streamlines data synchronization, but there are specific stipulations and limitations to keep in mind.

Data Import & Export During Implementation

  1. Items

    • During implementation, BuildOps will import your existing items.

    • New items must be created in BuildOps and will be exported to QuickBooks upon creation and saving.

    • NOTE: BuildOps only integrates with Non-Inventory and Service type items in QuickBooks.

  2. Customers & Properties

    • During implementation, BuildOps will import your existing customers and properties.

    • New customers or properties must be created in BuildOps and will be exported to QuickBooks upon creation and saving.

  3. Vendors

    • During implementation, BuildOps will import your existing vendors.

    • New vendors must be created in BuildOps and will be exported to QuickBooks upon creation and saving.

Receipts & Job-Based Invoicing

  1. Receipts

    • Once a receipt is exported, any changes made directly in QuickBooks will sync back and update the bill in BuildOps.

  2. Invoice Creation & Job Exporting

    • If jobs are exported, the A/R invoice is created under the job in QuickBooks.

    • If jobs are not exported, the A/R invoice is created under the customer or property in QuickBooks.

    • Exceptions:

      • If a tenant selects a different billing customer during job creation, the invoice will be created under that customer.

      • Users can create ad-hoc invoices at the customer or property level, and those invoices will sync accordingly in QuickBooks.

      • If an invoice is generated from a service agreement, the service agreement is created at the property level, and the invoice is created underneath it.

Payment Exporting

  1. Accounts Receivable Payments

    • The BuildOps integration only supports the export of payments generated from Accounts Receivable transactions.

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