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#105
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Reviews Summary
The reviews for the Shopify App that integrates with QuickBooks are overwhelmingly negative, with users experiencing issues related to inaccurate product assignment, COGS discrepancies, sales tax problems, lack of support, duplication of data, and difficulties in connecting and disconnecting the app. Users have expressed frustration with the lack of integration between Shopify and QuickBooks, leading to manual adjustments, unresolved issues, and wasted time. On the positive side, a few users have mentioned the potential benefits of the app if set up correctly and the possibility of improvement with dedicated technical support.
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April 16, 2025
I’ve been actively trying to resolve the issues I’m experiencing with QuickBooks due to the Shopify integration. I’ve worked with two external accountants and even paid for additional support from QuickBooks experts, but the problems remain unresolved. The system is failing to accurately assign products, instead grouping them together in “all sales” but currently assigning them in “sales orders”, which is leading to incorrect COGS figures on my P&L statement. On top of that, there’s a $25,000 discrepancy in my Shopify sales this month due to improper integration, further complicating my financial reporting. These are only a few of many issues I am having with this app.
Feb. 24, 2025
Quickbooks does one thing. Accounting, and it can't even get that right with this app. I don't mind that it brings everything over in one deposit and records the Sales, refunds, discounts and shipping as one lump for all sales. The problem I have is with how it handles sales tax. We collect and remit sales tax in two states. We use Shopify tax and it works fine for us. The problem is QB brings it over as a line item. It doesn't separate the different states, counties or city taxes. It brings everything over as one line item of tax. Sure, I can make a manual adjustment to the states sales tax, but that defeats the point of using an app to bring over transactions, and now I run the risk of tax being recorded twice. I can't zero out the tax because now the deposit amount won't match. I called Quickbooks and was told they are aware of it and they are looking into it. The agent told me it's been a couple of months or so. I'm not holding my breath for it to be resolved anytime soon...
Dec. 11, 2024
I wish I would've read the reviews before installing. Seriously the only reason why someone would even need to integrate Shopify with Quickbooks is to have comprehensive sell-through data, specifically COGS (since those are THE thing that affects your bottom line with sell-through and expenses...), but there's no integration here. In other words, your ledger will show you have way more equity than you actually do considering COGS isn't showing up in the ledger (or mapping for that matter). Shopify says to reach out to Quickbooks, Quickbooks says to reach out to Shopify... I literally wasted a day today (starting around 11 and it's 6:00 PM now) trying to map COGS from Shopify into QuickBooks and it seems impossible. Good luck!
Dec. 9, 2024
(1) Set up your QB account first. That's FREE. (2) You can forget getting mad over Intuit. They are absolutely horrid and the only thing that will change that is a solid competitor and that will be hard to do because they buy them all. They are Like U-Haul, lol. "U-Can forget it if you want anything other than a truck" (3) Quickbooks works fine if you're willing to do some work. It's not "quick" at first. But all other accounting apps unless you go enterprise are worse.
Nov. 2, 2024
Worst setup and app ever. DOesn't work and is full of bugs. It wouldn't bring in any other history besides order. Which alone is of no use.
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