RetailPOS with QuickBooks
Get your RetailPOS sales into QuickBooks. A one-click data export covers this today; a native QuickBooks Online sync is on the roadmap — and we'll say plainly which is which.
Status: Export your sales for QuickBooks today; native automatic sync is planned, not live.
What it's for
The goal most owners have is simple: their daily sales, refunds and stock value should reach their accountant without re-keying. That's what a QuickBooks connection is for.
A native, automatic QuickBooks Online sync — daily journals posted for you — is planned. We're not going to pretend it's live before it is.
What you can do today
What works right now:from Settings → Download you export every order, item, customer and receipt as a single file, and orders as CSV. Your accountant (or bookkeeper) imports that into QuickBooks, or you hand it over at period close. It's manual, but it's complete and it's yours — no data locked in.
What's planned: a native QuickBooks Online connection that posts daily sales journals automatically. Want it first? Tell us at contactand we'll flag you when it ships.
FAQ
- Can RetailPOS post to QuickBooks automatically today?
- Not yet — that native sync is planned. Today you export your sales as a file/CSV and import them into QuickBooks. We'd rather be straight about that than imply an automatic sync that doesn't exist.
- What can I export?
- Every order, item, customer and receipt as a single file, plus orders as CSV — from Settings → Download, any time.
- How do I get the native sync sooner?
- Let us know via contact that QuickBooks matters to you; demand shapes the order we build connectors in.
Start free, and tell us what you need
Free until your first 100 sales. Cash sales work today — tell us which integration you need next and we’ll flag you when it ships.