Hey CommitCRM team! I am interested in setting up the Quickbooks integration with CommitCRM and was curious if anyone has experience configuring the set up? Our company has utilized CommitCRM for the past 3 years and I feel I am not getting the most out of the software since we are not utilizing the QB integration.
I have read through the WiKi and Help Guides but given that we have built a lot of CommitCRM data over the years and did not start out the gate utilizing the integration, I would feel much more comfortable discussing with someone who has experience before trying to 'jump in' head first.
I'm not only looking for some feedback on setting up the integration but more so on the work flow process of generating a proposal, converting it to an actual contract that then generates as an invoice in QuickBooks. Our company is currently severely lacking this automation process and I believe CommitCRM can aid in this problem. However, given our current situation I would just like to further discuss with someone with experience so I can ensure I am setting everything up correctly out the gate.
Please note, our company generates one time invoices for services, as well as, recurring/subscription based invoices via QB. We do utilize CommitCRM to generate proposals for each type of invoice. However, we are currently utilizing Docusign for agreements. As you can see, this creates a lot of unnecessary work and room for human error as we create a proposal and mark as won, then create a docusign agreement and e-mail out and then task billing to create an invoice via quickbooks to actually bill out.
Thanks again in advance for any assistance!
I have read through the WiKi and Help Guides but given that we have built a lot of CommitCRM data over the years and did not start out the gate utilizing the integration, I would feel much more comfortable discussing with someone who has experience before trying to 'jump in' head first.
I'm not only looking for some feedback on setting up the integration but more so on the work flow process of generating a proposal, converting it to an actual contract that then generates as an invoice in QuickBooks. Our company is currently severely lacking this automation process and I believe CommitCRM can aid in this problem. However, given our current situation I would just like to further discuss with someone with experience so I can ensure I am setting everything up correctly out the gate.
Please note, our company generates one time invoices for services, as well as, recurring/subscription based invoices via QB. We do utilize CommitCRM to generate proposals for each type of invoice. However, we are currently utilizing Docusign for agreements. As you can see, this creates a lot of unnecessary work and room for human error as we create a proposal and mark as won, then create a docusign agreement and e-mail out and then task billing to create an invoice via quickbooks to actually bill out.
Thanks again in advance for any assistance!
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