Bravo Hub ERP QuickBooks Migrator

Deprecated

The built-in Bravo Hub ERP QuickBooks Migrator is no longer available in current Bravo Hub ERP releases. It was removed from the Bravo Hub ERP develop branch on January 17, 2025 in PR #45240. The instructions below apply only to older Bravo Hub ERP versions that still contain the QuickBooks Migrator and should not be used for a current migration.

For a current QuickBooks migration, export the required data from QuickBooks, clean and map it, then use Data Import for masters, the Chart of Accounts Importer, the Opening Invoice Creation Tool, Stock Reconciliation, and opening Journal Entries. Follow the Accounting Migration Overview to plan and validate the migration.

Legacy instructions for older Bravo Hub ERP versions

How to Setup QuickBooks Migrator?

Create a QuickBooks Online App

1. From Awesome-bar, Go to “QuickBooks Migrator” DocType.
2. Go to Inuit Developer Portal
3. Sign In with your existing account or Sign Up.
4. Go to “My Apps” page.
5. Click on “Select APIs”.
6. Under “QuickBooks API” Check “Accounting”.
7. Click on “Create App”.

• You’ll be taken to the Dashboard of your App.

8. Go to “Keys” tab.
9. Go to “Production Keys” Section.

• Complete requirements.

10. In “QuickBooks Migrator” DocType a “Redirect URL” will be generated for you and add it in the list of “Redirect URIs” of your Inuit App (under “Production Keys” section). Click Save.

• Make sure that the Redirect URL starts with https.

11. From “Production Keys” section copy “Client ID” and “Client Secret” to “QuickBooks Migrator” DocType.
12. Save “QuickBooks Migrator”.

Connect to QuickBooks Online API

1. Click “Connect to QuickBooks”.
2. A new tab will open in your browser and You’ll be asked to Log In.
3. If you have more than one companies then Select the company you want to migrate.
4. Click “Connect”.
5. Upon successful authorization, the tab will close.
6. The indicator will be set to “Connected to QuickBooks”.
7. In “QuickBooks Migrator” select “Company” where you want to migrate your data.
8. Save “QuickBooks Migrator”.

Migrate Data

1. Click the “Fetch Data” button.
2. The indicator will change from “Connected to QuickBooks” to “In Progress”.
3. Progress bars will show the status of migration.
4. This will take a few minutes depending on the size of data.
5. After migration is complete, the indicator will change to “Complete” or “Failed”.

What Will Happen when I Click Fetch Data?

Account

Existing Chart of Accounts

Upon creation of a Company Bravo Hub ERP creates a chart of accounts for that company, these accounts will be kept.

Account Naming

To avoid name collision with existing accounts, all accounts from QuickBooks will be assigned ”- QB” suffix.

e.g. Job Expense will become Job Expense - QB.

Note: Bravo Hub ERP also encodes account names with Company abbreviation. Taking this into account Job Expense will become Job Expense - QB - AZ (assuming AZ is the company abbreviation).

Root Accounts

Five root accounts, namely Asset, Equity, Expense, Liability, Income will be created and all accounts (depending on the account type) will become children of these accounts.

Group Accounts

QuickBooks allows transactions on group accounts, which is not allowed in Bravo Hub ERP, to handle this, every group account will have a child with a hyphenated name.

e.g.

will become

Name Collisions

QuickBooks allows multiple accounts to have the same name, which is not allowed in Bravo Hub ERP, to handle this, every duplicate account will have a hyphenated name.

e.g.

will become

Item

Naming

All Items will have company encoded names.

e.g. Pen will become Pen - AZ (assuming AZ is the company abbreviation).

UOM

All Items will be assigned Unit as the default UOM.

Fractional UOM

Unit will be allowed to have fractional value.

Inventory

Irrespective of whether Item is an Inventory or Non-Inventory Item in QuickBooks, No Inventory related information will be kept.

Customer and Supplier

Naming

All Customer and Suppliers will have company encoded names.

e.g. Pen will become Pen - AZ (assuming AZ is the company abbreviation).

Invoice

Variants

QuickBooks has four transactional variants of Invoice, all of these will be saved as Sales Invoice.

• Invoice is equivalent to a Sales Invoice.
• Sales Receipt is equivalent to a POS Sales Invoice.
• Credit Memo is equivalent to a return Sales Invoice (Credit Note).
• Refund Receipt is equivalent to a return POS Sales Invoice.

Discount and Markup

QuickBooks uses special accounts for both Markup and Discount, Bravo Hub ERP doesn’t handle the discount expense and markup this way, instead, all Item’s will see the change in their Income accounts.

Shipping

For Invoices with Shipping, an Item with name Shipping will be added in the Item table.

Round off

Bravo Hub ERP uses different rounding method than QuickBooks, because of this, in Invoices with Tax and with a currency different than company currency, Sales Invoice will have different grand total than that of the QuickBooks Invoice.

Special Case

If a QuickBooks Invoice is linked to a Delayed Charge or Statement Charge then an equivalent Journal Entry is created for this Invoice.

Bill

Variants

QuickBooks has two transactional variants of Bill, all of these will be saved as Purchase Invoice.

• Bill is equivalent to a Purchase Invoice.
• Supplier Credit is equivalent to a return Purchase Invoice.

Other

Following transactions will be saved as Journal Entry

• Advance Payment
• Bill Payment
• Cheque
• Credit Card Credit
• Expense
• Inventory Qty Adjustment
• Journal Entry
• Payment
• Tax Payment

Tax

For every QuickBooks Tax Rate an Bravo Hub ERP account will be created.

Custom Fields

QuickBooks Migrator will add following Custom Fields

• Company field
• Customer
• Item
• Supplier
• QuickBooks ID field
• Customer
• Item
• Journal Entry
• Purchase Invoice
• Sales Invoice
• Supplier