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Bring your QuickBooks edition and current workflow to the demo. We will confirm compatibility and the records that can be included before recommending the setup. Record any edition-specific limits and who will maintain the connection as part of the agreed scope.

The data scope and sync direction depend on the supported integration setup. We will agree those details with your finance team, including which system owns each part of the workflow. Do not assume that all historical records, changes or accounting categories move automatically.

Keeping your accounting process is a starting point for the evaluation. Review the supported Clubward handoff with the bookkeeper who uses QuickBooks. Agree which operational records belong in Clubward, which accounting work remains in QuickBooks and how the two teams will review the resulting activity.

Start with your own chart of accounts and the revenue categories your bookkeeper uses. Compare those categories with the Clubward billing and payment activity included in the proposed connection. Confirm account mapping, posting direction and the review process using a representative transaction from each relevant revenue stream.

Trace a membership charge and payment through the proposed handoff, then review a familiar exception such as a credit or refund. Compare the source records with the expected accounting treatment and settlement process. Name the person who investigates a difference and confirm that the required reports or exports are available for the agreed setup.

Choose an agreed cutoff and reconcile the source balances before the move. Confirm which records can be imported or included in the accounting handoff, then retain a reviewed archive for the history that stays in the previous system. Keep the opening-balance decision separate from routine future posting so the same activity is not counted twice.

Choose a common membership charge and payment that your bookkeeper can explain from beginning to end. Follow its planned accounting handoff, then add a familiar exception to check how your team would investigate a question.

Agree how dues, programs, counter sales and public Online Store orders map to your accounting categories. Distinct operational journeys may need different treatment even when they are reviewed in the same finance process.

Agree who investigates a mismatch, which operational information they will review and when they should involve the bookkeeper. Use a representative example to confirm that both teams understand the source of the activity before deciding what needs correction.