Question 1

Why does QuickBooks Online integrate with LEAP?

Accepted Answer

QuickBooks Online (QBO) is one of the world's most widely used small business general ledger software. As of 2017, QBO boasted over 2 million customers. Most legal accountants are familiar with QBO, and if they have an account, they can be invited to access the law firm's accounting information without having to learn a new software system or receive reports from the firm directly. In addition, QBO syncs with your bank and LEAP, creating a seamless integration that results in fewer data entry errors and increased efficiency.

Question 2

Do you integrate with QuickBooks Desktop?

Accepted Answer

LEAP integrates with QuickBooks Online and Xero. QuickBooks Desktop to Online conversion is available to help the firm make the switch. By using LEAP & QuickBooks Online/Xero, law firms benefit from the integration, eliminating double data entry, and a complete cloud-based office setup.

Question 3

I heard that QuickBooks Online does not have the same reports as QuickBooks. Is this true?

Accepted Answer

QuickBooks Online (QBO) does not have the complete range of reports you are used to in QuickBooks. The good news is that any reports you feel are missing from QBO can be run in LEAP, including Accounts Receivable, Contributions & Recovery, Payment Allocation, etc. QBO does have the high-level reports used by your accountant, including the Profit & Loss report and Balance Sheet.

Question 4

What transfers into QuickBooks Online from LEAP?

Accepted Answer

Operating Account transactions relating to your clients and matters will sync with QuickBooks Online (QBO). This includes retainers held in the Operating Account, receipts, and checks written out of the Operating Account. Trust transactions are not exported. Payments received from clients are automatically split into professional fee income or expense reimbursement categories for you. The check number of expenses written out of LEAP will transfer and the vendor's name if the vendor is listed in both LEAP and QBO. The write-off will transfer if you write off an expense for which you wrote a check out of LEAP. If the firm is on an Accrual basis, the Accounts Receivable information will transfer to QBO, including any adjustments or write-offs.

Question 5

What is the General Ledger Link?

Accepted Answer

The General Ledger Link is the link between your LEAP transactions and QuickBooks Online (QBO). The link can be set to auto-synchronize with QBO so that you stay up to date with your exports. You can search the list by transaction or journal number to locate any journals you need to re-export, place on hold, or otherwise edit or control.

Question 6

What if there are transactions I do not want to export to QuickBooks Online?

Accepted Answer

The General Ledger Link allows for full control over what does and does not go into QuickBooks Online (QBO). If you do not have auto-synchronization turned on, you can select the journal entries you do not want in QBO and change the status to Hold. These will still be available if you need them in the future.

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