Invoices
The statement of goods and services from the case becomes an invoice in QuickBooks.
FuneralHQ syncs with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop, so invoices, payments, and customer records stay current between your case file and your books without retyping.
Who it is for
What it replaces
The default workflow creates one invoice per case from its contract, applies payments to that invoice, and reads payments entered in QuickBooks back to the case. Confirm the setup for your QuickBooks edition during onboarding.
Link FuneralHQ to QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Desktop during setup, with help from onboarding.
Build the statement of goods and services on the case, and the invoice is ready to send to QuickBooks.
The invoice and the family as a customer move into QuickBooks so you never create them twice.
Card and ACH payments post to QuickBooks against the right invoice, so balances agree across systems.
Match the case, invoice and payment references, then compare balances at the same checked time. Reconcile processor fees and bank deposits separately.
The statement of goods and services from the case becomes an invoice in QuickBooks.
Card and ACH payments post to QuickBooks against the matching invoice.
Each family records as a customer in QuickBooks without separate data entry.
Connect to QuickBooks Online and keep your existing cloud accounting setup.
Connect to QuickBooks Desktop and keep the accounting setup your firm already runs.
Check invoice and payment references, outstanding balances and exceptions. A paid invoice does not establish that a processor settlement has reached the bank.
Every stage of a case is worked on one record, so nothing is typed twice between the person who takes the call and the person who closes the books.
6 steps 1 record
Every stage of a case in one file, so nothing falls between systems.
Yes. FuneralHQ syncs with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop. On a demo we walk through the sync for the version your firm runs.
The default workflow creates one invoice per case from its contract, applies payments to it, and reads payments entered in QuickBooks back to the case. Customer records also sync. Do not assume every invoice edit, credit, refund or accounting adjustment moves both ways; verify each transaction your firm needs.
The standard case invoice, payment and customer workflow removes separate re-keying of those records. Your bookkeeper still reviews exceptions, accounting adjustments and bank reconciliation.
Use a sample case with a $7,500 contract, a $2,000 payment and a $5,500 remaining balance. Compare the case and QuickBooks invoice and payment references at the same time. Then test a payment entered in QuickBooks, a corrected transaction and an interrupted connection. Record the expected result, actual result and exception owner. These are illustrative test amounts, not a customer result.
No. Invoice balance, payment status and bank settlement are separate checks. Your bookkeeper should match processor fees, refunds and deposits to the bank activity as well as comparing the case balance with QuickBooks.
Yes. We connect to your existing QuickBooks company during onboarding so you keep your setup.
Bring your bookkeeper and the QuickBooks edition you use. In 20 minutes, follow a sample case through its invoice, payment and remaining balance, then review your reconciliation questions.