work orders

Hello there, L Larson.

Thanks for joining us here today and choosing QuickBooks as your accounting partner. I can help you modify the transaction template and integrate applications with QuickBooks.

You have the option to change the template title to Work Order, here's how:

1. Click Lists.
2. Choose Templates.
3. Right-click on your mouse and click New.
4. Choose Sales Order and click OK.
5. Click Additional Customization.
6. Under the Header tab, change the default title to Work Order.
7. Update and customize other necessary fields.
8. Click OK.

Next time you create a sales order, make sure to select the template you've created:

1. Click Customers.
2. Choose Create Sales Orders.
3. Select the template.
4. Enter the necessary information.
5. Click Save & Close.

For more insights, please refer to this link: Use and customize form templates.

On the other hand, we have a different website for concerns specific to integrating applications with QuickBooks. I recommend visiting out Intuit Developer Portal.

That should get you going today, L Larson.

Please know that I'm still willing to help you more if you have other questions about QuickBooks. You can mention my name or add a comment below. Have a wonderful day ahead!

There seems to be no way to create work orders in quickbooks online.

quickbooks has proven to be one of the worst companies I have ever dealt with

@rl43 

Consider having a 3rd party app to integrate with your QBO.

I understand the importance of being able to create Work Orders in QuickBooks Online (QBO), @rl43.

Though this feature is currently unavailable in QBO, you can use either the Estimate or Delayed Charge feature to record your transactions. They are non-posting entries that look similar to work orders and invoices.

Here's how you can record them in QBO:

1. Go to the New (+) icon from the left pane.
2. Select either Estimate or Delayed credit under Customers.
3. Fill in the necessary information from the transactions page, then save them.

For more information about entering estimates or delayed credits, check out these articles:

• Set up and use estimates
• How to Create Delayed Charge Invoices in QuickBooks

If you have any other questions, leave a comment below. I'm just here to help. Have a good day!