WooCommerce to Intuit QuickBooks

[@BoxerDogs]

As of 5:32, the QuickBooks invoices reflects that a payment has been made. At this point the QuickBooks inventory should automatically be reduced due to the fact that a customer made a purchase. Was there a reason why didn't you show that step next?

[@martingibson3280]

Hi, what you said is correct and is what the plugin does. I don’t know this in the video because it’s just not that exciting and I didn’t want the video to go on forever. There’s a few things the plugin does that are not shown in this video. Some of which are new features which have been released after the video was made :)

[@BoxerDogs]

@@martingibson3280 That's good to hear. What about this. At 4:08 you are showing the invoice that was created in QB after the order was submitted in WooCommerce. I see the shipping is on its own line. If you charged the customer $10.85 in sales tax in WooCommerce, will the sales tax appear on its own line in the QB invoice like the shipping charges did?

[@dominickray5103]

It seems quickbooks doesn’t have any variable options of Products and Services. So I was wondering if this might work if a log of you products on woo-commerce are variable products?

[@martingibson3280]

Hi Dominick, variable products in WooCommerce are just created as normal products in QuickBooks because as you said variable products don’t exist in QuickBooks. We have many people using the plugin fine with variable products :)

[@JuanPerez-ly5mk]

Does it work with the desktop version of Quickbooks?

[@martingibson3280]

No it doesn't.