Chapter 11
Tracking with Classes, Locations, and Projects
IN THIS CHAPTER
Looking at tracking options in QuickBooks Online
Enabling and using class and location tracking
Managing projects to monitor job-level profitability
You must have a Plus or Advanced subscription to use most of the features I discuss in this chapter, but they’re essential for those bounty hunter moments when you need to track who did what, where, and whether it paid off. If you’ve ever wrangled a spreadsheet just to answer a basic question like “Did we make money on that?” this is your chance to stop improvising and start using the tools QuickBooks built for the job.
In this chapter, I walk through how to use classes, locations, and projects to slice and dice your data with intention. These features let you track performance by team, region, or job, giving you the clarity to make smarter decisions without relying on spreadsheets and sticky notes. I also touch on using custom fields and sub-customers in any version of QuickBooks, and I show you how to convert sub-customers to projects if you’re ready to level up your tracking game.
Surveying Your Tracking Options
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