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Contractors Cloud Integrates Seamlessly with QuickBooks

JUNE - RCS - Contractors Cloud - Contractors Cloud Integrates Seamlessly with QuickBooks
June 13, 2018 at 5:52 a.m.

All information gets entered into Contractor's Cloud first, then it gets pushed to QuickBooks via Intuit's Web Connector.

The QuickBooks integration is packed full of customization. You can choose to only sync projects after a certain date (very useful in maintaining a clean file), sync automatically or by push button, or choose what functions you want to sync (i.e. invoices, payments, bills, credit memos, etc.).

The following can be imported from Contractor's Cloud to QuickBooks:

  • Customers
  • Customer Jobs
  • Invoices
  • Payments
  • Expenses
  • Vendors
  • Invoice Items

You are able to customize syncing parameters for your service items, vendors, and classes. There are also built-in tools to ensure you are maintaining the cleanest QuickBooks file.

Download the QuickBooks integration how-to guide to get started today.



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