QuickBooks
Go Fig reads QuickBooks so your books sit beside the rest of the business in dashboards and reports, and drafts invoices that wait for your OK.
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Accounting integrations
Invoices, payments, and the ledger. Know who has paid and check every sale against what was billed.
Stripe
Go Fig reads Stripe so subscriptions, payments, fees, and payouts sit beside your books and CRM in dashboards, reports, and plain-English answers.
Zoho Books
Go Fig reads Zoho Books so your books, projects, and billed time sit beside the rest of the business, and creates new invoices that wait for your OK.
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Know who has paid
Invoices and payments come in from QuickBooks, Zoho Books, and Stripe, so an overdue balance comes up before the next conversation with that customer instead of during it.
Every sale against its invoice
Check what was sold against what was billed, line for line, while the deal is still fresh. A mismatch gets fixed before the customer notices it.
An invoice the day a deal is won
With QuickBooks or Zoho Books, the Won-deal kickoff agent drafts the invoice, and the customer record if it is new, when a deal closes. Each one waits for your OK. Stripe stays read only, and Go Fig never charges or refunds anyone. Xero, Square, Sage Intacct, and NetSuite are planned and not live yet.
Sales and cash in one report
Invoices and payments sit next to the pipeline, so a report on what was sold and what was collected reads from one place instead of two exports.
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