Billing Transfers and QuickBooks Integration

Billing transfers that you make in DPS for expense and unit costs are updated in QuickBooks Online.

Billing transfers move expense and unit costs on unposted invoices from one project to another or within a project to reclassify project costs.

You enter billing transfers in DPS Billing > Interactive Billing using the Transfer option on the grid toolbar on the Expenses and Units tabs of the Interactive Billing form. When you enter a billing transfer, DPS automatically posts a transaction for the appropriate projects affected and the general ledger accounts involved. You can see the postings in Transaction Center > Posting Logs for transaction types Billing Expense Transfers and Billing Unit Transfers. Project reports and financial reports reflect the transferred information.

The billing transfers from DPS are added to QuickBooks Online when the next updating occurs between DPS and QuickBooks Online as follows:

• For expense transfers, vendor expenses are updated in Expenses > Vendors.

  Example: You entered expenses in DPS for vendor A that were applied to project 1 (client 1). In DPS, you transfer these expenses to project 2 (client 2). In QuickBooks Online, you will still see these expenses for vendor A, but they will now be associated with (client 2).

• For unit transfers, you see journal entries for the transferred units in the following locations in QuickBooks Online:
  • Reports > Accountant Reports > Journal
  • Search (magnifying glass icon in the toolbar) > Advanced Search: In the transactions search field, select Journal Entries
  • Accounting > Chart of Accounts

Labor transfers entered in DPS do not get added to QuickBooks Online. If you enter a labor transfer in DPS, you must manually make the equivalent entry in QuickBooks Online.

For information about entering billing transfers, see Billing Transfers.