QuickBooks Sales Data Integration Guide Follow
Overview
This guide shows how to transfer summarized Sales Data (lump‑sum sales, payments, fees) from Printer’s Plan to QuickBooks Desktop. It replaces the legacy QuickBooks_Integration.pdf and reflects the 2024 Printer’s Plan release. The workflow keeps Accounts Receivable in Printer’s Plan while mirroring revenue totals in QuickBooks.
How It Works
The export is completed in two configuration stages (Printer’s Plan and QuickBooks) followed by the export/import procedure. Each step below explains why the setting is required and how to configure it.
1. Configure in Printer’s Plan
- Select default export options
Go to Settings › Third‑Party Integration › QuickBooks.
- Data to Export: Sales – creates one journal entry per posting.
- Export Type: IIF File or Direct Connect.
- Map accounts, departments & payments
Align Printer’s Plan tables with QuickBooks:
- QuickBooks Accounts – add account numbers or exact names.
- Sales Departments – link each department to an income account (and optional class).
- Payment Types – map to QuickBooks deposit/asset accounts.
2. Configure in QuickBooks
- Chart of Accounts
Create or confirm the income and asset accounts referenced by Printer’s Plan.
- Enable (optional) Class Tracking
- Create required vendor and customer
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Vendor:
ALLTAXES→ link to Sales Tax Payable -
Customer:
Sales→ receives daily sales entry
3. Export & Import Procedure
Step A – Post Completed Orders
Only posted jobs appear in the Posting Journal. See Posting Orders to History & A/R.
Step B – Select Postings & Export
- Open Reports › Posting Journal.
- Add a date or posting number filter.
- Select postings and click Export.
Step C – Import into QuickBooks
Direct Connect (real‑time)
IIF File (manual)
Import via File › Utilities › Import › IIF Files:
Key Points
- Sales Data export posts one journal entry per Printer’s Plan posting; A/R remains in Printer’s Plan.
- Printer’s Plan setup covers export options & mapping tables; QuickBooks setup ensures matching accounts/classes.
- Undeposited Funds should be created as an Other Current Assets account type.
- Use IIF for manual import or Direct Connect for immediate transfer (QBFC v13 required).
- Always back up the QuickBooks company file before any import.
Demonstration
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