See below for the fine print on what goes where in your QuickBooks exports, including:

Only bills that are fully paid or completed will be included in the export. This means if there is a partial payment recorded on a client's bill, the partial payment will not be included in the export until the bill is fully paid/completed.

Once the bill is paid/completed and exported to QuickBooks, the bill's Sales Receipt date will be the final payment date (or the date that completed the bill). You will see a line item for each payment's platform fee (in the example below, there were 3 partial payments), as well as the payment information for each partial payment in the Message displayed on statement box.

It is done this way in order to not update your past Sales Receipts or accounting records in your QuickBooks. For additional details and tracking of partial payments made by clients, refer to your Payment Details report in The Food Corridor.

If you issue a refund on your client's bill, the refund will be exported as a separate Refund Receipt. Refund Receipts will include information on the bill, amount refunded, date of refund, and client. See here for more info on each field.

Pending ACH payments will not be exported until they are completed/no longer pending in Stripe. This is to prevent the possibility of inaccurately exporting an ACH payment that may fail. We wouldn't want you to have a failed payment in your QuickBooks Sales Receipt records!

Pending ACH payments show under the client's Statement in TFC with a tooltip stating "Payment pending in Stripe".

Totally fine! Duplicate receipts won't be exported even if you choose the same dates for an export, or if you export multiple times in the same day.

Reconnecting to QuickBooks

Occasionally you might have to reconnect to QuickBooks. Don't worry, all of your settings are saved! You can reconnect by clicking "connect again here" under Kitchen Settings > General > Quickbooks Online.

Follow these steps

Follow these steps

Interpreting a sales receipt