Azotte runs subscription lifecycle and access. QuickBooks Online keeps the books. Subscription invoices, payments, and credits flow into QuickBooks with mapping you control, so bookkeeping stays clean.
Bookkeeping software is built to keep accurate books, not to run subscription lifecycle across channels. Azotte keeps the subscription record and sends QuickBooks the invoices and payments it needs.
Azotte owns the subscription. QuickBooks keeps the books.When Azotte raises a charge, collects a payment, or issues a credit, it creates the matching record in QuickBooks Online through mapped items and accounts. Azotte holds the subscription truth; QuickBooks holds the books.
Subscription invoices and payments arrive in QuickBooks without manual entry, so the books match reality.
PSPs process payments, Azotte records them, and QuickBooks keeps the ledger, with clean reconciliation across all three.
Swap PSPs or storefronts behind Azotte while the records into QuickBooks stay consistent.
No. QuickBooks stays your books. Azotte is the subscription system of record and sends subscription invoices, payments, and credit memos into QuickBooks Online so bookkeeping stays accurate without manual entry.
Customers, invoices, payments, and credit memos map to QuickBooks records using item and account mapping you control. Azotte and QuickBooks IDs are preserved on both sides for reconciliation.
No. Your PSPs process payments. Azotte routes and records them, and QuickBooks books the resulting invoices and payments.
Invoices and payments sync as they occur so your books stay current, and everything reconciles cleanly against QuickBooks at close.
Yes, where QuickBooks Online supports multi-currency. Each Azotte storefront maps to the right currency so subscription revenue records correctly.
