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Do you trust the sync? (Jobber / ServiceTitan / Housecall Pro + QBO month-end question)
Question for anyone with clients on Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro alongside QBO: at month end, do you verify the two systems actually agree, or trust the sync unless something looks off? I have been researching this for a few weeks and working bookkeepers keep describing the same quiet failures: a penny of drift on e-transfers, hand-corrected with no alert, five to ten silent fixes a month on a single client. The vendors' own docs admit it happens, but I want to know what it actually costs the person doing the close. Full disclosure, I build small-business tools and am deciding whether this deserves a real solution. Not selling anything here. What is your process, and how much time does it add per client?
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@Melissa Broughton Melissa, that ratio stopped me in my tracks. Twice as many with major issues as without. Two questions if you don’t mind: when a sync goes bad on one of your contractors, what does it actually look like on your end, duplicates, missing invoices, totals that won’t tie out to the field app? And for the ones where you gave up on syncing, does that mean straight manual entry now? Trying to figure out whether folks in your seat want a better sync or a way to catch what the sync breaks. Your answer might have just reframed the whole question for me.
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@Melissa Broughton That tracks with what the vendors' own docs quietly admit, duplicates are the top thing they warn about. Last one from me and then I will stop bugging you: when duplicates slip through, who usually catches them, and when? Right away, at month end, or when a client notices a number that looks off? That timing seems to be where the real cost hides. Really appreciate you sharing this.
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