How to Transfer QuickBooks Billing to Accountable Numbers
First, you need to add Accountable numbers as an accountant to your QuickBooks Online account.
Please ensure that you are logged in as the primary admin. Then, follow the steps below.
- Click on Settings (the gear icon) located at the top right corner.
- Choose Account and settings.
- Choose Billing and subscription.
- Click the Allow billing transfer to your accountant link.
- Choose Accountable Numbers.
- Click Allow transfer.
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