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Export all Split Expenses into a Single Entry on QuickBooks Online
Export all Split Expenses into a Single Entry on QuickBooks Online

Learn how you can export all the split expenses into a single entry on QuickBooks Online and make reconciliation faster

Hemanth Singanamalla avatar
Written by Hemanth Singanamalla
Updated over a week ago

If the employees in your Organization split one credit card charge into multiple expenses for better categorization and if you are looking to export all of these split expenses into a single entry on QuickBooks Online then this functionality is just for you.

When exporting Credit Card Expenses from Fyle as Credit Card Purchases to QuickBooks Online, you can export all expenses split from a single transaction into one single Credit Card Purchase Entry on QuickBooks Online.

With this approach, for each card transaction present in Fyle, there will be only one Credit Card Purchase created on QuickBooks Online, and all the split expenses will be posted as individual line items within that entry. The Total Transaction Amount displayed on the entry will be the same as the summation of the amounts of all split expenses and this Total Transaction Amount will also match the transaction amount on the credit card statement. This will help make your reconciliation process easier & faster!

Point to note: If an expense is split into multiple expenses and each of them is approved/closed at different times in different reports, then the portion that was approved/closed first would get exported automatically. To avoid them getting exported as separate entries, we recommend reporting all expenses of a single transaction in a single report and processing/closing them together.

Here's how you can enable this functionality in your Fyle <> QuickBooks Online Integration,

  1. Log into your Fyle account as an Administrator

  2. Go to Settings > Integrations > Native Apps > QuickBooks Online

  3. Head over to Configuration > Export Settings

  4. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen

  5. Set How Should the Split Expenses be Grouped to Multiple Line Item

  6. Hit on Save!

After following the above steps and configuring split expenses to be grouped as Multiple Line Items, all future exports will have split expenses exported into a single entry, with each split expense posted as an individual line item within that entry.

Do reach out to us at [email protected] if you need any assistance setting this up.

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