SiteOne app integrates with Intuit QuickBooks

The integrated app allows users to see product details and fee breakdowns for each transaction.
The integrated app allows users to see product details and fee breakdowns for each transaction.
SiteOne Landscape Supply and Intuit QuickBooks have integrated with the SiteOne Sync App, giving landscape professionals new mobile features.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Roswell, Georgia, and Intuit QuickBooks have integrated with the SiteOne Sync App, allowing landscape professionals to gain insights while saving time and operating more efficiently.

“We know that many landscape operators already use QuickBooks, so we are excited to make things easier for them by reducing the time it takes to keep track of SiteOne purchases in their QuickBooks accounts,” says Sean Kramer, chief information officer at SiteOne Landscape Supply. “With the app, users can automatically sync their SiteOne materials purchases directly into QuickBooks.”

SiteOne account holders who utilize the QuickBooks system for billing can download the free SiteOne Sync App from the QuickBooks App Store to quickly connect accounts. Once connected, landscape professionals can quickly and easily bring purchases from SiteOne into QuickBooks to see product details and fee breakdowns for each transaction. These can then be categorized individually, reducing manual entry and resulting errors while also gaining access to more important purchase details — including product descriptions, item costs, delivery fees and sales tax for each transaction.

 

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