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Your store orders, recorded in QuickBooks the way your accountant expects.

Iris posts each WooCommerce, Shopify or Qualify order to QuickBooks Online with your items, tax codes and payment accounts already matched. Anything it can't post correctly waits for you instead of going in wrong.

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Order #1042

WooCommerce, paid Nov 8

  • Trail mug MUG-TR$24.00
  • Wool socks ×2 SK-W-M$36.00
  • Shipping$9.00
  • GST 5% + BC PST 7%$8.28

Visa$77.28

Sales Receipt WOO-1042

Posted

Dated Nov 8 in QuickBooks

Lines on the sales receipt
QuickBooks itemTax codeAmount
Mugs:Trail mugGST/PST BC24.00
Apparel:Wool socksGST/PST BC36.00
ShippingGST/PST BC9.00
Tax, matched to the store
8.28
Deposit to Visa clearing
77.28
The order on the left becomes the receipt on the right: SKUs matched to your items, the store's tax to one QuickBooks tax code, and Visa to its clearing account.

What lands in QuickBooks

Every kind of store event has one place it goes. You choose per store whether each order gets its own receipt or orders are summarized by day or month.

In your store In QuickBooks Online
An orderA sales receipt, numbered with your store prefix and order number
A day's or month's ordersOne sales receipt per payment method and location
A refundA refund receipt
A payout from Shopify Payments, Stripe or similarA deposit from the clearing account, with processing fees as an expense
Gift cards and store creditA liability account, drawn down when they're used
Shipping, discounts, tips and roundingThe items you choose for each store
An order in another currencyPosted in that currency with QuickBooks multicurrency

When something doesn't fit, it waits for you

An unknown SKU holds the order

Iris never guesses an item. Match the SKU once and the order posts, along with every later order that uses it.

Closed books stay closed

An order dated before your QuickBooks closing date waits for review. You decide whether it goes into the next open period or is skipped.

No duplicates

Before every post, Iris checks QuickBooks for the document number, so a retry or a re-sent webhook can't record the same order twice.

Tax matches what you charged

The receipt always carries the store's tax amount. If QuickBooks would have worked it out differently by more than your threshold, Iris flags it.

Set up in an afternoon

  1. 1

    Connect QuickBooks Online

    Iris reads your items, tax codes, accounts, classes and locations.

  2. 2

    Connect a store

    Choose where its history starts. Nothing earlier is imported.

  3. 3

    Check the matches

    SKUs, tax rates and payment methods, each mapped once.

  4. 4

    Post the first orders yourself

    Turn on automatic sync when you're happy with the results.

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