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Smart Service Cloud offers the ability to integrate with your QuickBooks Online company file. While QuickBooks Online is not required to use this product, we have the ability to pull and push information to and from QuickBooks Online.
To reach the integration sign-in, click on Administration Center at the top of your screen.
(Note: You must con "Administration" as opposed to over it.)
Then click on System Settings. Find the QuickBooks button and choose “Connect to QuickBooks Online”. Once there, you’ll need credentials to sign in.
There is a specific process and workflow involved in using Smart Service Cloud and QuickBooks Online. Before we get into how the integration works exactly, let’s take a look at the tools we have on hand to sustain the integration.
There are a number of options for importing information from QuickBooks Online to Smart Service Cloud. Once you have completed the “Connect to QuickBooks Online” option at the top, the rest of these options can be run at any time,
Smart Service Cloud is an add-on program for QuickBooks Online, and thus QuickBooks Online should be treated as the “main” program. What this means for you is that you should create customers, line items, and do any updates to those records in QuickBooks Online, and import that data to Smart Service Cloud on a daily basis or as needed.
Here are some FAQ's.
To maintain integration with QuickBooks Online, we recommend that you run the following import functions at least once at the beginning of the day.
Since Smart Service Cloud is an add-on program for QuickBooks Online, everything should be created in QuickBooks Online and imported into Smart Service Cloud for daily use.
Creating new customers and updating customer information should be done in QuickBooks Online and imported into Smart Service Cloud daily. When you run this function, you should also run ‘Geocode Service Addresses’ afterward so that your new customers are assigned a waypoint for mapping.
Your products and services list should be maintained by QuickBooks Online. If you run this import, any new line items you’ve created, as well as changes to existing line items will be imported for use in Smart Service Cloud.
For any customer using Smart Service Cloud, we recommend the above imports daily at the beginning of the day or as needed. However, your company (depending on your process needs) may consider running some of the other imports if you plan on adding the other options to QuickBooks Online frequently.
Smart Service Cloud requires that a tax item and rate be assigned to each customer, estimate, work order, and invoice in the system. Whether your business charges sales tax or not, the below section will assist you with setting up the appropriate tax item for you!
You can create a new tax item by visiting “Taxes” in QuickBooks Online as shown. For those of you who do not charge sales tax, create a 0% tax rate called “non-tax” or similar for use in Smart Service Cloud.
Once you’ve set up your tax rates in QuickBooks Online, import your data into Smart Service Cloud as discussed above in this article. From there, you can set up a default tax rate via Administration > Companies or on a per customer-basis as you set up new customers.