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Wanted to see if anyone else is using Shopkey Pro SE and Quickbooks? Basically they want me to take the parts that are suggested in Shopkey and put them in to Quickbooks. I haven't found an easy way to do this other then just type everything else out in Quickbooks. The customer gets the printout from Quickbooks with the parts listing. Anyone else out there using Shopkey Prof SE and Quickbooks at the same time??? Thanks for your help.

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Integrator is available now for Manager SE. I just upgraded a few weeks ago. I have used it for many years with 5.9. It imports all payments and invoices from manager and eliminates manual entry of them. I am not sure about the inventory functions as I don't have Manager Plus with inventory. I am not sure that I understand your post in reference to using both at the same time. I use Manager because it is designed specifically for automotive repair business with many features for that type of business. Mitchell does not do accounting that's where QuickBooks is needed. Customer invoices are printed from Manager. Any questions you have I'm sure I could answer for you.

 

http://mitchell1.com/main/manager-home/quickbooks-integrator/

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Yes, you got the picture. Is there an ongoing cost to using the integrator application? If so, how much do you pay per month? This is great as I really appreciate the info from everyone! Oh, what version of Quickbooks are you using?

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I am wondering if it will work with Quickbooks online. I don't have a standalone version because I have found that its much easier to be able to use the online version. Updates done constantly and I can access from anywhere. My CPA has the login as well and helps me with the check book reconciling every month.

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My guess is the integrator piece would not work with QBOnline because QBO lives in the cloud and not on the PC. But I would need to confirm that with the company who makes the integration software.

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Ok, so I did talk to their tech support and Quickbooks Online is not compatible with integrator. QB has to reside on the desktop. Again, thanks to everyone who responded!

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