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International (Non USA) Accounts with Quickbooks Integration - (3 x Video's πŸ“Ί)
International (Non USA) Accounts with Quickbooks Integration - (3 x Video's πŸ“Ί)

Everything you need to know about setting up products, financial and payments and managing your Quickbooks integration.

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Written by Edward Cooper
Updated over a year ago

ARTICLE FOR INTERNATIONAL (NON USA) USERS WITH QUICKBOOKS INTEGRATION

There is a powerful TWO-WAY integration between Quickbooks and Brite, which allows you to seamlessly manage your accounts and payments in your BriteApp while automatically updating your Quickbooks account.

What Does TWO-WAY Mean?

Lots of systems are One-Way, but we give you the full power of a TWO-WAY integration - meaning both systems communicate in both directions.

This means that edits that you make in your BriteApp are pushed to Quickbooks, also reconciliations and edits that you make in Quickbooks are also fed into your BriteAccount. So everything is in sync, always!

To understand how the integration works, please see the videos below.

There are three parts to the training.

Part 1 - Setup Video - Admin Users Only

This is for Admin users only and explains the setup requirements in your BriteApp settings section.

(9-minute video)

Key Topics Covered

0.28 - Setting Up The Quickbooks Integration

3.00 - Setting Up Categories

4.05 - Setting Up Products

5.00 - Setting up Tax Rates

5.50 - Setting up Payment Plans

8.20 - Financial Email Templates

Part 2 - Managing Bookings Video - All Users

This video is for all users and shows how to manage Products, Financial and Payments in a booking.

11-minute video

Key Topics Covered

0.20 - Adding Products to a Booking

1.30 - Raising An Invoice

5.00 - Adding Payment Schedules to a Booking

7.20 - Recording Payments on a Booking (Including over and underpayment examples).

8.00 - Link between Brite and Quickbooks Invoice

9.20 - Summary of entries between Brite and Quickbooks

Part 3 - Importing Invoices & Payments Already in Quickbooks - All Users πŸ“Ί

This video is very important during the ONBOARDING PROCESS. It shows you how to IMPORT INVOICES AND PAYMENTS that have already been setup in Quickbooks.

**** IMPORTANT VIDEO WHEN ONBOARDING TO BRING IN INVOICES OR PAYMENTS ALREADY ACCOUNTED FOR IN QUICKBOOKS ******

3-minute video

Key Topics Covered

0.30 - Importing invoices from Quickbooks

2.00 - Accounting for payments already in Quickbooks

RECOMMENDED ACTIONS

We recommend that all account users manage the integration in the format below.

All invoices, products and payments should be created in your BriteApp, and you manage your bank reconciliation in Quickbooks (which updates your BriteApp).

There are 5 primary entries.

ACTION BRITE

ACTION QUICKBOOKS (QB)

Create Payment ➜➜➜➜

βœ… Immediately creates the payment in QB

Create Invoice ➜➜➜➜

βœ… Immediately creates the invoice in QB

Create New Product ➜➜➜➜

βœ… Immediately creates a new product in QB

βœ… Automatically Updates Brite (2-3 Minutes)

⟸⟸⟸ Record Payment On Invoice in QB

βœ… Automatically Reconciles in Brite (this is a sync that is done overnight). Payments not reconciled have a red icon.

⟸⟸⟸ Payment Reconciled in QB

What To Do If Edits Are Made In Quickbooks?

Again, we recommend that all edits to invoices and payments are done in your BriteApp. However, if edits are done in Quickbooks, our super Two-Way integration has you covered and your BriteApp is updated as follows.

ACTION QUICKBOOKS

ACTION BRITE

Invoice Edited in QB ➜➜➜➜

Go to the corresponding invoice in Brite and click on the sync with Quickbooks button.

You will find this button on the bottom left of the invoice.

Payment Edited in QB ➜➜➜➜

βœ…No action is required. Updates Brite immediately.

Create New Product in QB ➜➜➜➜

βœ…No action is required. Updates Brite immediately.

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