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Push invoices and payments into your QuickBooks books

Connect QuickBooks

What you can do

Send invoices from Kato and have them appear in QuickBooks Online as the accounting record, with payments and voids kept in step. Kato stays the source of truth; QuickBooks is where it is booked.

Operational billing stays in Kato

Create and send the client-facing invoice where account work is managed, while QuickBooks receives the accounting representation needed by the finance workflow.

Payments and voids stay connected

Supported payment and void activity follows the invoice into QuickBooks, reducing duplicate entry and making disagreements visible instead of silently overwriting changes.

Accounting does not block delivery

Kato can deliver the invoice to the client even when QuickBooks is delayed, then continue synchronization in the background and report any issue that needs attention.

Connect QuickBooks

Connect your QuickBooks company, choose which service item invoice lines post to, and turn on automatic sync. Every invoice you send from Kato is created in QuickBooks against a matching customer, and marking one paid records the payment there too.

  1. 01Go to Settings > Integrations and click Connect on QuickBooks.
  2. 02Authorize Kato in your QuickBooks company.
  3. 03Choose the service item and income account invoice lines should post to.
  4. 04Turn on automatic sync — invoices you send from then on appear in QuickBooks.

Made for your workflow

Agency invoice sync

Send a completed project or retainer invoice from Kato and create the matching customer and accounting invoice in the connected QuickBooks company.

Payment recording

When a Kato invoice is marked paid through a supported flow, keep the corresponding payment status available to the QuickBooks bookkeeping process.

Reconciliation review

Surface balance disagreements for review when someone changes financial data in QuickBooks instead of automatically replacing legitimate bookkeeping work.

Common questions

Which system is the invoice source of truth?

Kato is the operational source of truth for the client invoice. QuickBooks receives the accounting record and is not used to pull competing invoice edits back into Kato.

Can QuickBooks delays stop an invoice email?

No. Kato's client delivery does not need to wait for an accounting provider. Synchronization can continue afterward and surface a problem if intervention is required.

What must be selected during setup?

Authorize the QuickBooks company, choose the service item and income-account behavior used for invoice lines, and enable the automatic synchronization settings appropriate for the workspace.

Last updated Aug 6, 2026