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Time Master - Quickbooks Export Module On-Core Time Master is the ultimate time tracking application for your iPhone or iPod Touch. The Quickbooks Export module will allow you to export your Time Entries, as an IIF file, and import them into Quickbooks as "Time Activity" records. At this time, we only export Time Entries. Expenses cannot be easily exported into Quickbooks. Note this only works with the Windows versions of Quickbooks 2007 Pro or better. Unfortunately the Mac versions of Quickbooks are still crippled and do not allow import of Time Activity records. In some respects Time Master is a bit too powerful for Quickbooks. We allow you to override the billing rate as follows: Global -> Client -> Project -> Task and Time Entry. Quickbooks does not allow us to specify the rate in the Time Activity record. It instead uses what it calls “Items”. Items contain the "rate” for billing. Thus we have to use Time Master in a different way. We must tell Quickbooks which “item” this entry is using. You have two options for passing on the item. You can use either the Project name or the Task name. You must choose one of these in the Setup. We recommend using Tasks and to use Global Tasks for the items. Features
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How it works You will use the Reports screen to select the entries that you want to export. You will then email the IIF file to yourself. Save the file to your computer and import it into Quickbooks using the File -> Utilities -> Import -> IIF Files... The Time Activity records can then be added to an invoice and billed to your clients. To get a better idea of how it works, please look at our Video on the Quickbooks Export Module. Note that it is very important to read the manual before doing any exporting. You can download the PDF manual from the main Time Master page. Scroll down to the "Documentation" section. Quickbooks versions: The following Windows versions of Quickbooks should work: Pro, Premier and Enterprise starting with QB 2007 and greater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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