The QuickBooks Online integration is one of our most popular offerings, providing the following benefits:
Improved reporting accuracy
Hours saved each month
Greater accounting control
Brex integrates with QuickBooks Online in two ways:
Bank feed
Each time you use your Brex card, transactions will automatically flow into your QuickBooks Online account. With this option, the transaction date, amount, and merchant will appear in the For Review section of the bank feed.
Read How do I add Brex to my QuickBooks Online bank feed? to get started.
Expense data (optional)
With this option, you have the ability to code your transactions to their respective GL account, location and class in the Brex dashboard. Brex offers a suite of tools to automate this process and save you time. Additionally, cardholders can manually categorize their own transactions when they attach their receipts and memos.
Account admins, card admins, and bookkeepers will periodically select the date range they want to export, then review all expenses and categorizations for accuracy, manually re-categorizing transactions as needed. Once exported, categorizations (GL account, class, location), transaction memos, and receipts exported to QuickBooks Online are automatically matched to your transactions waiting for review in the bank feed. Matching the expense records to the bank feed will automatically reconcile your spending and move the charges out of For review and onto your balance sheet.
Which options are right for you?
Some finance teams rely solely on the bank feed to manage their account. This means:
They rely solely on QuickBooks Online to categorize their transactions.
They don’t see their QuickBooks Online accounts, classes, and locations in the Brex dashboard.
Receipts and memos attached by cardholders do not make their way into QuickBooks Online.
In many cases, however, the QuickBooks Online categorization and receipt match push will compliment your business. If this is the case, we recommend using the two integrations together!
Each time you manually export your transactions from Brex, they'll be matched to the bank feed records automatically. You can then confirm whether the matches are accurate by clicking Match to the right of each transaction in the bank feed. You should not see any duplicates.
To categorize your transactions and match your receipts, you must first enable your bank feed on QuickBooks, before navigating to the Integrations tab of the Brex dashboard to finalize your setup.
The QuickBooks Online integration is one of our most popular offerings, providing the following benefits:
Improved reporting accuracy
Hours saved each month
Greater accounting control
Brex integrates with QuickBooks Online in two ways:
Bank feed
Each time you use your Brex card, transactions will automatically flow into your QuickBooks Online account. With this option, the transaction date, amount, and merchant will appear in the For Review section of the bank feed.
Read How do I add Brex to my QuickBooks Online bank feed? to get started.
Expense data (optional)
With this option, you have the ability to code your transactions to their respective GL account, location and class in the Brex dashboard. Brex offers a suite of tools to automate this process and save you time. Additionally, cardholders can manually categorize their own transactions when they attach their receipts and memos.
Account admins, card admins, and bookkeepers will periodically select the date range they want to export, then review all expenses and categorizations for accuracy, manually re-categorizing transactions as needed. Once exported, categorizations (GL account, class, location), transaction memos, and receipts exported to QuickBooks Online are automatically matched to your transactions waiting for review in the bank feed. Matching the expense records to the bank feed will automatically reconcile your spending and move the charges out of For review and onto your balance sheet.
Which options are right for you?
Some finance teams rely solely on the bank feed to manage their account. This means:
They rely solely on QuickBooks Online to categorize their transactions.
They don’t see their QuickBooks Online accounts, classes, and locations in the Brex dashboard.
Receipts and memos attached by cardholders do not make their way into QuickBooks Online.
In many cases, however, the QuickBooks Online categorization and receipt match push will compliment your business. If this is the case, we recommend using the two integrations together!
Each time you manually export your transactions from Brex, they'll be matched to the bank feed records automatically. You can then confirm whether the matches are accurate by clicking Match to the right of each transaction in the bank feed. You should not see any duplicates.
To categorize your transactions and match your receipts, you must first enable your bank feed on QuickBooks, before navigating to the Accounting tab of the Brex dashboard to finalize your setup.