Customer review
RunwayCal compares QuickBooks customers with existing deals and suggests a match for you to review.
Connect one QuickBooks Online company, review the supported records RunwayCal can read, and choose which customers and received invoice payments become RunwayCal deals and receipts. QuickBooks stays the accounting system, and RunwayCal does not write back.
RunwayCal can read customers, recent invoices and payments, bank-account context, vendors, employees, and recent bills. Today, the records you can approve into RunwayCal are customers and supported received invoice payments.
RunwayCal compares QuickBooks customers with existing deals and suggests a match for you to review.
After a customer is linked or added as a deal, you can review supported received invoice payments before creating receipts.
You can inspect bank accounts, vendors, employees, bills, payments, and recent invoices. RunwayCal does not turn all of them into planning records.
You decide when to refresh, what to approve, and when to disconnect. RunwayCal refreshes the OAuth token when required.
Keep accounting in QuickBooks while reviewing selected customers and receipts in RunwayCal.
Match supported customers and invoices to existing deals instead of typing them again.
Connect each QuickBooks company to the right RunwayCal organization without mixing client data.
RunwayCal uses QuickBooks OAuth accounting access to read supported records. It never changes QuickBooks. When you approve an import, RunwayCal can create or link deals and add staged receipts while keeping QuickBooks record IDs to prevent duplicates.
OAuth connection · review before import
QuickBooks Online keeps the books. RunwayCal lets you review the supported records that are useful for planning without re-entering them.
When you refresh, RunwayCal reads the supported QuickBooks records and suggests customer matches. You decide whether to link an existing deal, create one, add supported receipts, or skip the suggestion.
Bills, expense categories, employees, and bank-account records can add context, but they do not all become RunwayCal planning records.
Disconnecting removes the saved authorization and QuickBooks links from RunwayCal deals. It does not delete the QuickBooks company or change its books.
Use QuickBooks for accounting history and compliance. Use the RunwayCal connection to review which supported records should become operating-planning inputs.
Connect the supported account, inspect available data, and approve what enters RunwayCal.