What a sale writes, and when the free connector is enough
Payout apps do the books from the deposit. We write the sale.
We start from the order. Each WooCommerce order becomes its own sales document in the company file you chose, in the order’s currency, customer matched by name or email, and we set the quantity on hand on the matching QuickBooks item. Prices you change in WooCommerce are written onto the item too. WooCommerce allows the longest SKU of anything we connect, 300 characters; QuickBooks takes 100, so the code on the sales document is the shortened one, and a code over 100 stops matching without an error. Keep SKUs under 100 and identical in both.
Intuit’s QuickBooks Connector supports individual WooCommerce sales as invoices or sales receipts, product exports and QuickBooks-to-WooCommerce inventory updates. Its official setup guide describes those workflows. Compare the order filters, stock direction and accounting setup you need before choosing a connector. QuickSync’s payment-aware sales documents and supported stock workflows are described below.
Nothing comes back out of QuickBooks. It’s your books, not a shop: no listing to create there, no order to import from it, no tracking to send it. Cancellation handling depends on the document and verified payment state. Paid, partially paid or refunded documents are retained for reconciliation; cancellation alone doesn’t authorize a refund.