Know what a job costs while you can still act on it.

Your bills sit in QuickBooks, your jobs sit in another system, and someone re-keys between them all month, so you only learn a job lost money after it's closed. Relay matches vendor bills to the job by Job ID, so job costs stay live, not a post-mortem.

What it does

Your books and your jobs, finally in sync.

Connect each office's QuickBooks Online and Relay keeps the money side of every restoration job aligned with the work.

  • Vendor bills sync in and match to the job by Job ID
  • Unmatched bills flagged for review, never guessed
  • Approve, partial, or hold, recorded on the invoice
  • Customer payments and A/R shown against the job
  • Revenue vs. non-revenue split on payments
  • COI expiration badges right where you approve
Capabilities

How the QuickBooks integration works.

Two flows that end the re-keying between your job system and the books, and what they connect to.

Bills → jobs

Bills sync in and match to the job.

Vendor bills from each office's QuickBooks Online pull into Relay and match to the right job by Job ID. Anything that can't be matched is flagged for review instead of guessed. Then you approve, partially approve, or hold, with the decision recorded on the invoice.

  • Matched to the job by Job ID
  • Unmatched bills flagged "needs review"
  • Approve / partial / hold, recorded on the invoice
Connects to AccountingWhere AP approvals live.
Payments & A/R

Payments and A/R, on the job.

Customer payments cached from QuickBooks show up against the job they paid for, split into revenue vs. non-revenue so inter-office lines don't inflate a job's collected total. You see what a job actually costs and collects while it's still open.

  • Payments shown against the job
  • Revenue vs. non-revenue split
  • Job-level cost truth, not a month-end post-mortem
Built for restoration

Built for restoration finance.

The things that make the QuickBooks integration fit how restoration companies actually run their books.

  • QuickBooks stays your book of record

    Relay runs the approval workflow around QuickBooks. It doesn't overwrite your ledger. Decisions are recorded in Relay against the job.

  • Matched by Job ID

    Bills find the right job automatically from the Job ID. Unmatched bills are surfaced for review, never auto-assigned.

  • One connection per office

    Each office connects its own QuickBooks Online account. Sync on demand any time; scheduled auto-sync can be enabled.

  • Compliance in view

    COI expiration for GL and WC surfaces as badges right where you approve, so nothing lapses on your watch.

  • No double entry

    Bills, approvals, payments, and job cost live in one place, so no one is re-keying between your job system and the books at month-end.

Works with

Connected to accounting, vendors, and jobs.

The integration feeds the AP workflow, vendor billing, and job-level financials: one money story, not four.

QuickBooks FAQ

Questions about the QuickBooks integration.

More on the FAQ page.

Which QuickBooks does Relay connect to?

QuickBooks Online, connected per office. QuickBooks stays your book of record; Relay runs the AP approval workflow around it.

How do bills find the right job?

Relay matches vendor bills to jobs by the Job ID. Bills that can't be matched are flagged for review rather than auto-assigned.

Does approving an invoice change my QuickBooks?

No. Approval decisions and approved amounts are recorded in Relay against the job; Relay does not overwrite your QuickBooks ledger.

Can we still enter bills manually?

Yes. Manual AP invoice entry and file upload work alongside the sync.

Do customer payments show up automatically?

Customer payments cached from QuickBooks appear against the job, split into revenue and non-revenue. Sync on demand any time; scheduled auto-sync can be enabled.

See it run

See your books and jobs in sync.

About an hour with a restoration specialist. We'll connect the QuickBooks flow to the way your offices handle bills, approvals, and payments today.

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