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Buy nowThere are a couple of scenarios I can think of to ensure you can track billable time entries in QuickBooks Online, @neirbos.
Yes, you're right. If your vendor sent you a bill, then there's no need to track the hours. This is because it can cause duplicates or to double counting of the hours. You can just wait for the bill, and then make it billable to a project. To achieve this, you can follow the steps given by my peer Ryan_M. This time, please ensure to associate the correct bill.
If your vendor hasn't sent you a bill yet, you can pull up and then customize the Time Activities by Employee Detail report. This way, you'll easily know the total numbers worked. Here's how:
Once done, you can now create a bill or write a check for that vendor like you normally would. For more insights, please review this article: How to pay a vendor from timesheet entries.
Aside from the above report, you can also access the following reports on the Reports menu for time tracking purposes:
>Highlights the products or services (time activities) you haven't invoiced yet.
>Shows the products and services (time activities) your employees provided to each customer.
>Outlines the time activities your employees recently entered or edited.
You can count on me if you have more questions about managing your time sheets or vendors in QBO. Just add a reply in the comment section so I can assist you right away. Take care and have a good one.