Bill what was delivered.

Finance should not be reconstructing the month from memory, chat screenshots and a spreadsheet named FINAL_v7. Closed work lands on a billing report. QuickBooks remains where invoices are written.

The queue

Closed work, then money

Closing a billable job marks its tasks ready to invoice — or parks them as missing information if a customer, reference or variable quantity is still outstanding. Finance works the report; account managers fix the stuck jobs.

  • Recurring contracts billed monthly from the series, including partial-month proration
  • Variable-quantity lines billed on confirmed counts, not estimates
  • Payables reporting for subcontracted work against the same job
  • Mark invoiced in Resolve when the QuickBooks invoice exists — with a short undo if you click the wrong row
QuickBooks

QuickBooks stays in the loop

Customers and catalog from QuickBooks

Customers and the service catalog come from QuickBooks Online. Resolve uses them to price quotes, label bill-to on PDFs, and keep the catalog from drifting away from accounting.

Finish the invoice in QuickBooks

Work the billing report, then write the invoice where the books already live. Mark the line invoiced in Resolve once that QuickBooks invoice exists, so the two stay in step.

A queue, not a spreadsheet

Ready, missing information, invoiced. Account managers own the stuck jobs. Finance finalizes. A short undo if you mark the wrong row.

Recurring, variable, payables

Monthly series including partial-month proration. Per-unit lines on confirmed counts. Subcontracted costs against the same work order.

Month-end

From a closed job to an invoice

The work closes

Billable tasks land ready to invoice — or park as missing information until a customer, reference or count is filled in.

Finance works the report

One queue for the month. Recurring contracts, extras and payables against the buildings you already know.

The invoice lives in QuickBooks

Write it there. Mark the line invoiced in Resolve. The field record and the books stay honest with each other.

See it on your buildings

Early-access demos, with a person. We'll say plainly whether it fits how you work.

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