Can you sync draft orders in Shopify to QuickBooks?

How to sync draft orders to QuickBooks

What is a draft order?

A draft order is an order that can be edited or sent to a customer like a quote. Drafts are unpaid sales. If you created an order and were unsure of its contents, you could save the order and return to edit it.

What is the best way to map a draft order to QuickBooks?

Either an estimate or as an unpaid invoice. Draft orders are always unpaid.

How do I sync draft orders to QuickBooks?

Here are the steps:

1. Login to Connex.
2. Click settings.
3. Click orders to QuickBooks.
4. Click manual sync.
5. In the order status field, enter draft_open or invoice_sent:
6. Click save.

Can I sync draft orders as unpaid invoices and mark them as paid, once invoice has been sent?

You should sync the draft as an estimate in QuickBooks. Connex would create the order twice, since the order number changes. Here are the steps:

1. Enable syncing draft orders to QuickBooks.
2. In Shopify, send the draft order to a client.
3. Open the draft and mark the order as paid.
4. Shopify will create a new order in the orders tab with a different number.
5. Connex will create a new invoice with a payment.

How do I manually sync draft orders to QuickBooks?

Draft order numbers begin with a D. Log into Connex. Click manual sync. Enter a comma separated list of order numbers that start with D like D12, D13, D14.

Can I change the transaction type for draft orders?  

In some cases, the user wants to sync non-daft orders as sales receipts and draft orders as Invoices. Connex for QuickBooks allow users to map the transaction mode for certain orders using our rules engine.

🔷 Next: Step 5: Do you support multiple payments on a single Shopify invoice?