SponsorFlo's QuickBooks Online integration gives sponsorship teams a two-way sync of customers, invoices, and payments so you never re-key a sponsor's payment schedule. Connect via OAuth, map your GL accounts, classes, and tax codes, and let QuickBooks webhooks bring payment updates back to every deal record.
Invoices are generated from the agreement's installment schedule and mapped to the correct GL account, class, and customer in QuickBooks — included on all paid plans.
Six data flows keep your sponsorship records and accounting in sync.
Sponsors in SponsorFlo sync with QuickBooks customers, matched by name and email.
Generated from the agreement's installment schedule and mapped to the correct GL account.
Webhook-driven updates mark agreement milestones paid when QuickBooks records a payment.
Pulled live so the agreement editor always shows your current chart of accounts.
Available for per-event or per-property tagging on every invoice.
HMAC-verified webhooks with a full sync log and retries for failed events.
SponsorFlo connects the sponsorship deal lifecycle — agreements, installment schedules, and deliverables — directly to your QuickBooks Online ledger.
When you upload a sponsorship agreement, AI reads it and pulls every milestone, due date, and amount into the installment schedule — so you don't re-key payment details from PDFs.
SponsorFlo creates invoice drafts in QuickBooks from the agreement's installment schedule, mapped to the correct GL account, class, and customer. For example, a booth-package deal with a 50/30/20 payment split produces three invoices on the right dates.
New sponsors flow into QuickBooks as customers, and existing QuickBooks customers map to SponsorFlo partners. Edits propagate in both directions.
When a payment is recorded in QuickBooks, a webhook updates the agreement's payment milestone in SponsorFlo and notifies the deal owner — no manual checking required.
Map each sponsorship package to a QuickBooks income account, class, and location. Override on individual agreements for one-off deals like a jersey-patch sponsorship that belongs to a different revenue line.
SponsorFlo reads your live tax codes, payment terms, and payment methods from QuickBooks so you can select them directly in the agreement editor.
Every outbound and inbound sync event is logged with status and retry history. Replay any failed sync from the admin console with one click.
Connect via Intuit OAuth — SponsorFlo never sees your QuickBooks password. Inbound webhooks are HMAC-verified on every request, and mutating actions require an admin role.
The integration handles multi-milestone sponsorship deals, in-kind line items, and per-event class tagging, so a season-long title sponsorship with quarterly payments maps correctly from day one.
One OAuth authorization, a handful of GL mappings, and your first invoice sync is live.
Click "Connect QuickBooks" in your SponsorFlo settings, log into Intuit, and authorize the connection. OAuth tokens are encrypted and stored per tenant.
Choose a default income account, tax code, and (optionally) class for sponsorship revenue. You can override these per package later for finer-grained tagging.
SponsorFlo matches your sponsor records to QuickBooks customers by name and email. Confirm any ambiguous matches in one batch to finish the initial sync.
Review the first batch of invoice drafts generated from your agreement installment schedules. Once confirmed, they sync to QuickBooks with the correct GL mapping.
See how the integration changes day-to-day work for sponsorship and finance teams.
• Sales emails the signed PDF to finance; finance re-types the payment schedule into QuickBooks
• Invoices created by hand, sometimes against the wrong GL account
• Accounts receivable tracks payments in a separate spreadsheet
• A sponsor pays, but the deal owner doesn't find out until the next pipeline review
• Quarter-close starts with a multi-hour reconciliation between your sponsorship tool and QuickBooks
• Class and department tagging gets skipped because it takes too long
• AI extracts payment milestones from the uploaded agreement into the installment schedule
• Invoice drafts land in QuickBooks mapped to the right GL account and class
• Payment status updates in the deal record when QuickBooks receives a payment
• The deal owner is notified as soon as a sponsor's payment is recorded
• Quarter-close is faster because SponsorFlo and QuickBooks already agree
• Class and location tagging is applied based on the agreement's package mapping
Connect via Intuit's OAuth flow. Tokens are encrypted at rest and isolated per tenant.
Every inbound webhook is signature-verified with Intuit's signing key before SponsorFlo acts on it.
Failed syncs queue with backoff and replay when QuickBooks recovers, so no data is lost and no duplicates are created.
Common questions from sponsorship and finance teams about connecting SponsorFlo to QuickBooks Online.
Yes. SponsorFlo offers a native, two-way integration with QuickBooks Online. You connect via OAuth in a few minutes and SponsorFlo keeps customers, invoices, and payments in sync. Webhooks from QuickBooks bring payment updates back to SponsorFlo so your deal records stay current.
QuickBooks Online — all paid editions (Simple Start, Essentials, Plus, Advanced). QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Self-Employed are not supported. The Plus and Advanced editions unlock class and location tracking, which SponsorFlo uses for departmental and event-level tagging on invoices.
Invoices are generated from the installment schedule defined in your SponsorFlo agreement. When you upload and finalize a sponsorship agreement, AI extracts payment milestones and amounts. SponsorFlo then creates invoice drafts in QuickBooks against the mapped GL account, class, and tax code, addressed to the matching QuickBooks customer.
Yes. QuickBooks sends a webhook when a payment is recorded, and SponsorFlo updates the agreement's payment milestone and marks the invoice paid. The deal owner is notified so your team always knows which sponsors have paid without checking a separate system.
Yes. The QuickBooks settings in SponsorFlo let admins map each sponsorship package to a QuickBooks income account, class, and tax code. You can override the mapping on individual agreements when needed.
Most teams finish in under ten minutes. Click Connect QuickBooks, authorize via Intuit OAuth, then map your default GL accounts and tax codes. Existing sponsor records are matched to QuickBooks customers by name and email, and you confirm any ambiguous matches.
Every outbound sync is queued and retried with backoff. If QuickBooks is down or rate-limiting, SponsorFlo surfaces the failure in the sync log and replays it once the API recovers. Failed syncs can also be manually replayed from the admin console.
Yes. SponsorFlo uses Intuit's OAuth 2.0 flow and never sees your QuickBooks password. Tokens are encrypted at rest and isolated per tenant. Mutating actions like account mapping changes require an admin or owner role, and inbound webhook payloads are HMAC-verified with the Intuit signing key.
No. The QuickBooks integration is included on all paid SponsorFlo plans at no additional cost. You only need a paid QuickBooks Online subscription on the Intuit side (Simple Start or higher).
Set up the integration in under ten minutes, map your GL accounts, and start syncing sponsor invoices and payments between SponsorFlo and QuickBooks today.
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