Inventory Sync
Import stock quantities for inventory tracking in QuickBooks
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Transform WooCommerce product catalog into QuickBooks items for inventory tracking
Free preview — then from $0.15. Save with bundles.Products → All Products → Export products
Upload Products Export CSV and choose Products and Services Import format
Review converted data, download Quickbooks Online-ready file
Settings ⚙️ → Import Data → Products and Services → Upload CSV
Output is in QuickBooks Items Import format — ready to import directly, no manual reformatting needed.
How Woocommerce Products fields map to Quickbooks Online Product Service
| Woocommerce Products | Source Value | Quickbooks Online Product Service | Target Value | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Name |
Blue Widget |
→ | Name |
Blue Widget
|
Product name - must be unique in QuickBooks |
SKU |
PROD-001 |
→ | SKU |
PROD-001
|
Stock keeping unit identifier |
Regular price |
29.99 |
→ | Sales Price/Rate |
29.99
|
Default selling price |
Description |
<p>Premium widget with lifetime warranty</p> |
→ | Description |
|
Product description (HTML stripped) |
Stock |
100 |
→ | Qty On Hand |
|
Current inventory quantity |
Tax status |
taxable |
→ | Taxable |
|
Map to Y (taxable) or N (none) |
Each WooCommerce product becomes one QuickBooks item/product
One row per product from WooCommerce product export
Name,
SKU,
Regular price,
Stock,
Tax status
One inventory/service item record
Use Inventory items if you want QuickBooks to track stock levels and cost of goods sold. Use Non-Inventory for products you don't need to track quantities (digital products, dropshipping). Service items are for intangible services.
No, this is a one-time import. For ongoing inventory sync, you'd need to re-export and re-import periodically, or use an API plugin for real-time updates. Most stores find weekly or monthly syncs sufficient.
Product name, SKU, price, stock quantity, and active/inactive status sync between WooCommerce and QuickBooks to keep both systems updated.
Import stock quantities for inventory tracking in QuickBooks
Preserves product SKUs for accurate cross-platform tracking
Uses sale price if active, otherwise regular price
Automatically removes HTML tags from product descriptions
Converts WooCommerce tax status to QuickBooks Y/N format
Choose Inventory, Non-Inventory, or Service based on your needs
I needed to sync my entire WooCommerce product catalog to QuickBooks for inventory tracking. The SKU mapping preserved all my product codes perfectly, and the HTML stripping cleaned up descriptions that had formatting tags from my product editor. What used to take me a full afternoon now takes five minutes.
We manage inventory for multiple WooCommerce stores in QuickBooks Online. The tool correctly imports stock quantities and maps WooCommerce tax status to the QuickBooks Y/N format. I run it monthly to keep our product catalog current without manually updating each item.
Several of my clients sell physical goods on WooCommerce and need their product catalog in QuickBooks for cost-of-goods tracking. I set the item type to Inventory, specify the income account, and the converter handles the rest. It even picks the sale price when one is active instead of the regular price.
Issues you might encounter when importing Products Export data to Products and Services Import - and how we solve them
QuickBooks requires unique product/service names
Name: 'Widget' (already exists)
Name: 'Widget - Blue' or use SKU prefix
Make product names unique or append SKU
Update existing items in QuickBooks or modify names
No server round-trips. Your WooCommerce Products → QuickBooks data is processed entirely in the browser tab.
The moment you close the page, all WooCommerce Products → QuickBooks data is wiped from browser memory. No traces left.
Meets GDPR requirements by design — no data processing on external servers, ever.
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All available data flows from Woocommerce to Quickbooks Online
first_name + last_name → Name
company → Company
email → Email
order_number → InvoiceNo
billing_first_name + billing_last_name → Customer
order_date → InvoiceDate
order_total → Credit: Sales Revenue
payment_fee → Debit: Payment Fees
net_deposit → Debit: Bank Account
Name → Name
SKU → SKU
Regular price → Sales Price/Rate
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