Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for
Connect with and learn from others in the QuickBooks Community.
Join nowIn Quickbooks Desktop, if you went to Create a Bill and selected a Vendor (contractor) that had time entered, the system would give you a popup 'Pay for Time Worked' 'This name has time data in the company file. Do you want this check or bill to represent time worked? YES or NO. If you selected YES, you got another popup for Select Time Period. You then selected the date range and OK. Any time for this vendor auto-populated the Items grid.
Can I get this to work in Quickbooks Online?
Good day, bdesilva.
Thank you for the screenshot you've provided. For now, the option to auto-populate the information from a weekly/single timesheet to a bill is unavailable in QuickBooks Online.
For now, we can manually create the bill and pull up the Recent/Edited Time Activities Report for reference. We'll have to multiply the number of hours by the hourly rate you pay your vendor. If the timesheet entries are billable, the Amount column will show what you are charging to your vendor. You can follow the step that I've listed below.
Accessing the report:
Creating a bill
While this isn't available in the program, I'd suggest submitting feedback within your QuickBooks Online (QBO) account. This way, it goes to our product developers to help improve your experience while using the program. Here's how.
To know more about how timesheet works in QuickBooks Online, check the following resources. These will provide you with steps on how to set up and manage time in the program:
Turn on and set up time tracking in QuickBooks Online.
Track and manage timesheets in QuickBooks Online.
Please know that you can always get back to us whenever you have other concerns or questions. The Community is always around to help you. Have a nice day!
You can’t improve without finding out what you’re doing now. After all, many processes are so organic, you don’t always question them. Even if it’s just a few steps you jot down on a napkin, it will help you pin down how you review and make vendor payments of contractor invoices. Include notes about how long you feel each step takes and the areas that frustrate you the most.
You have clicked a link to a site outside of the QuickBooks or ProFile Communities. By clicking "Continue", you will leave the community and be taken to that site instead.