Tips for using sync with QuickBooks Desktop
Please consider the following when syncing data between Cashflow360 and QuickBooks Desktop.
Processing Payables without 2-way bill sync enabled
- Manage and pay bills in Cashflow360 and let it sync to QuickBooks Desktop
- Creation of bills or edits to bills in QuickBooks Desktop won't sync to Cashflow360
Processing Payables with 2-way bill sync enabled
If you've enabled 2-way bill sync:
- Create and edit bills in QuickBooks Desktop and it'll sync to Cashflow360
- Create and edit bills in Cashflow360 and it'll sync to QuickBooks Desktop
- Pay bills or record payments in Cashflow360
Vendor Credits
- Updates made to a vendor credit in Cashflow360 won't sync to QuickBooks after the original version has synced
- Vendor credits aren't applied via the sync until a bill is paid in full
- If a credit only covers part of a bill's balance, the credit won't be applied in QuickBooks Desktop until the remainder of the bill is paid, even though the credit is applied in Cashflow360
- In this case, the credit(s) should not be manually applied in QuickBooks Desktop or future payments will error upon syncing to the associated bill(s)
- When the remainder of the bill is paid, the vendor credit application will sync with the payment
Processing Receivables
- On accounts created before June 5, 2020, invoice status and amount due on invoices in QuickBooks Desktop will sync to Cashflow360. Please contact Customer Support if you'd like to disable it.
- Create invoices in Cashflow360 or QuickBooks Desktop
- If an invoice is created in Cashflow360, changes can be made in Cashflow360 until a sync is run
- Once the invoice is synced to QuickBooks Desktop, changes to the invoice can only be done in QuickBooks Desktop
- Send invoices and record payments in Cashflow360
- Invoices live in QuickBooks Desktop, invoicing (sending/processing payment) lives in Cashflow360
Things to know
- Locations don't sync
- Automatic sync not available
- If you enter multiple email addresses for a customer contact, use a comma to separate them
- If you need to create a bill that is coded to a cost of goods sold account and mark it as non-billable, you will need to create the bill within Quickbooks Desktop and allow two-way bill sync to bring it into Cashflow360.
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