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Connect QuickBooks Online in a few clicks and send unpaid invoices to a licensed collector in your customer's country. Filter by invoice or due date, review the remaining balance, and pay nothing upfront.
QuickBooks Online is Intuit's cloud accounting software for small and midsize businesses. You create invoices, take payments, reconcile the bank and run reports such as accounts receivable aging in one place.
QuickBooks is built to send invoices and reminders. It is not built to escalate. When a customer ignores the reminders, the invoice just ages in your receivables report. Many teams then export the details, email a collection agency, and track the outcome in a spreadsheet. It gets harder when the customer is in another state or another country, because the rules and the right agency change with the debtor's location.
Debitura reads your unpaid QuickBooks invoices, so you can pick the ones to escalate and create collection cases without retyping anything. Each case is matched to a licensed collection agency or law firm in the debtor's country. You follow every case, message and payment on one platform and talk to the collector working your case directly.
New to Debitura? Read how Debitura works, check pricing, or compare all Debitura integrations. Prefer a step-by-step guide with screenshots? See the QuickBooks connection guide.
QuickBooks can send invoices and reminders, but it does not hand a debt to a collection agency. The Debitura integration adds that step: you select unpaid QuickBooks invoices and each one becomes a collection case with a licensed local partner.
Undisputed unpaid invoices with a balance above zero, owed by your business customers. Disputed claims and legal action are quoted separately and only start if you accept.
No. There is no setup fee or subscription and you pay $0 upfront. You pay a success fee only when money is recovered: from 6% in Europe and 7.5% elsewhere, depending on claim size and the debtor's country. The fee is shown before you submit. See pricing.
No. Keep the invoice open in QuickBooks while the case runs, so the balance still reflects what the customer owes. Decide on a write-off with your accountant once the case is closed.
The integration connects to QuickBooks Online. From QuickBooks Desktop you can export the unpaid invoices and use CSV import, or build a flow with the Debt Collection API.
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