Accounting Connection: Quickbooks Online to 7shifts Payroll

Once 7shifts Payroll is connected to Quickbooks Online via the accounting connection, it allows payroll data to flow directly into your QuickBooks account, reducing manual effort and ensuring accuracy in your general ledger. Here's what to expect with the integration:

  • Exports payroll details directly to QuickBooks Online.
  • Supports direct deposit and manual payroll entries.
  • Automatically creates journal entries when payroll moves to the "processing" status, if the Auto-Push feature is enabled.
  • Maintains an accurate General Ledger by mapping payroll categories to your Chart of Accounts.

Follow the steps below to connect your Quickbooks Online account to 7shifts Payroll.

Prerequisites

⚠️ The transaction date for journal entries will be the payroll approval deadline or payday if no deadline exists.
⚠️For questions about mapping categories, please reach out to your Quickbooks Online professional.


Connect QuickBooks Online to 7shifts Payroll

  1. Log in to the web app as an Admin.
  2. In the left navigation bar, head to Payroll > Settings > Company Settings.

  3. Under Accounting Connection, click Update accounting integration:

  4. Select QuickBooks Online.
  5. Log in to your QuickBooks Online account when prompted.
  6. Follow the on-screen instructions to map your payroll fields to the appropriate accounts in your general ledger.

    ⚠️ Unmapped payroll categories will not transfer to your General Ledger. Map all relevant categories, even if unused, to avoid errors in the future.

  7. (optional) Enable Auto-Push to have payroll journal entries automatically pushed to QuickBooks Online when payroll moves to the Processing status.
  8. Click Save.
  9. Once the setup is complete, payroll data will sync to QuickBooks Online as journal entries based on your selected mapping.

If you need to re-sync data after adjusting categories or need assistance with pushing past payrolls, feel free to reach out to our team.
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