Good afternoon,
does the shopping cart supports quickbooks for inventory management?
Thank you.

Mau
www.ildw.com

Hi Mau
For real time inventory management, no. But there are connections to Quickbooks for accounting...
https://www.ecommercetemplates.com/quickbooks-peachtree.asp

Vince

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Thank you Vince.
First,
I called and talked with cartspan, they DEMANDED to talk to the final customer. I found this not of good taste. He said I want to know the customer expectations. I told him, send me the questions and I will email them to you back when I get the answer.
He said to me, well then this is not going to fly. I do not know why he INSISTED in talking to the end customer. But, anyway, he is my customer.

Second, i talked to Atandra, they can update from the web to quickbooks, but not the other way around. So, this will not work.

I am hopeful that the third solution gives me a more positive feedback.

Guys, why don't you make ETC easy to export/import for quickbooks. Here in the US almost everybody works with quickbooks or peachtree.


Mau
www.ildw.com

Hi All,

I see a lot of older topics about Quickbooks and Sage 50. Wondering if anyone is using any integrations (T-Hub, Cartspan, ect.) to integrate into one of these platforms. It is time for us to upgrade our Quickbooks, and debating between Sage 50 and Quickbooks.

Any feedback would help. It would be great to link Inventory, but also orders as well if possible.

Thanks!

We used T-Hub for years - it worked..
However, we dropped it and we just enter sales in bulk for the month now, so at the end of the month, we pull a report of all sales and do one entry for the month...

Of course we do not use quickbook for inventory, just accounting.

Thanks,
David

Thanks dbdave. Thats not a bad idea. We do it per order, as we use Quickbooks for the Packaging Slip and Quickbooks Shipping Manager to create the shipment. I would assume you are using a different system for shipping then?

Thanks!

Yea, if you are using ship station, you are probably missing out of some great features to make your shipping super easy.
Thanks,
David

1. QuickBooks Pricing Rant

From 2013 to 2022, we purchased QuickBooks Desktop Pro from Costco for $159 every three years—solely to maintain access to bank feeds, which Intuit disabled on older versions every three years. The effective cost was about $53 per year.

Then in 2022, Intuit stopped selling through retailers and moved to a direct-only model with a steep jump in price: $268.10 per year.

Since then, the price has skyrocketed. We just received a renewal notice quoting $999.99 per year.

This, for software that hasn’t seen a useful upgrade in over a decade.

We’d love to walk away from Intuit’s abusive pricing, but we’ve built so many workflows around QuickBooks that we’re effectively locked in.

2. Inventory Workaround

We find QuickBooks’ built-in inventory tools clunky and limited, and third-party import tools seemed to create more work than they saved.

Following our CPA’s advice, we now download weekly sales data from the shopping cart and append it to an Excel spreadsheet that tracks full sales history, incoming parts orders, manual adjustments, and so on.

At month-end, we enter a single inventory adjustment in QuickBooks to reflect usage and calculate COGS.

I'm glad to share more details offline if anyone’s interested.