The QQube Data Warehouse uses several methods to connect to QuickBooks to grab financial statement data transforming the results into fields that you can just drag and drop in the tool of your choice to create any type of custom QuickBooks Financial Statement by Class report, or visualization.
We include starter examples in the QQube Configuration Tool for Excel, PowerPivot, Power BI, Tableau, Crystal Reports, and Access, and we have several additional examples specifically designed for PowerPivot and Power BI.
There is no need to deal with tables, relationships, data dictionaries or creating financial report hierarchies.
QQube has Multi-Company Add-Ons to allow you to aggregate or filter your financial reports by class for any number of QuickBooks files.
Learn more about consolidating multiple QuickBooks Financial Statements by Class
One of our QQube Certified Partners has developed a tool (AHA!) that allows you to re-map your accounts in ways that QuickBooks cannot.
Learn more about the ability to rearrange your QuickBooks Accounts
An ODBC connector extracts and displays the raw report information available from the Intuit SDK.
QQube formulates complete financial statements and hundreds of column options.
For instance, you can view your QuickBooks Financial Statements by class across columns, or one beneath another in one column.
We also provide hundreds of additional DAX measures for PowerPivot and Power BI.
Actuals, Budget, Period Shortcuts, % Sales
Comparisons, Working Capital, Current Ratio
Actuals with Class by Column
36 Monthly Period Actual and Budget Comparisons
36 Monthly Period Actual, Budget and Forecast Comparisons
Combine Standard Rows and Columns with Visualizations
Flexible Period Reporting
Quarter, Month, Week in rows within Year
Flexible Period Reporting
Profit and Loss by Class with Flexible Period Reporting
Compare Pattern Period Measures
36 Monthly Periods Side-by-Side, Class can be Columns or Rows
Visualization Example
Readable Financial Statements by Class on any Mobile Device