Jobber jobs to QBO projects integration
Has anyone tried to extend the QBO Jobber integration to link a Jobber Job with a QBO project? We are an electrical contractor and have numerous suppliers and many components we use. All of them ...
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WiringByron Thanks for the detailed reply. Agreed invoices and time is already in Jobber. I'd be happy to move to Jobber for project (job) profitability reporting if this is a smoother process. I see Jobber does offer an expense tracking solution. Unfortunately it does not appear to sync for QBO which seems like a major gap as our expenses do need to make it to QBO. If we move our expense capture to Jobber and away from Dext our current solution we still need these expenses to sync to QBO for accounting categorization. Any advice on how others are syncing expenses captured in Jobber to QBO.
The other expense item we need to track is personal vehicle mileage. Jobber does not appear to handle this. What tools are others using to capture, reimburse and allocate the expense to the job. Are their tools that sync to QBO and Jobber?
Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
The adding of expenses in Jobber is something that needs to be fixed for sure. It's too manual. I would continue to add all your fixed and variable expenses to quickbooks with Dext. You are only adding one step of adding job expenses to Jobber. There is no way around this / no sync / no zap unfortunately.
But if you just do this one manual step you will gain a lot of info from the Jobber. Not only on jobs but you can see your profitability in reports as well over certain time frames.