Seamlessly sync your invoices, customers and payments into QuickBooks Online, saving time and reducing stress for your accountant or treasurer. With AccountBridge™, your board of directors and program staff will finally have detailed and accurate profit/loss and annual reports.
AccountBridge™ enables accurate and up-to-date financial information sync between your revenue and accounting platforms. By automating the process, AccountBridge™ ensures that errors are minimized and efficiency is maximized for your team.
While your revenue system manages your daily operations, AccountBridge™ transforms your financial data into actionable intelligence, revealing strategic insights to boost your organization's future revenue.
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Membership & Retention
While WildApricot manages members and Shopify manages your online store, AccountBridge™ enables you to identify your most valuable members and those at risk of leaving. Using QuickBooks these insights allow you to optimize pricing strategies and launch targeted campaigns to increase retention and revenue.
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Events & Engagement
AccountBridge™ sends detailed event attendee data into QuickBooks to help you set smarter ticket prices and discounts. Discover your most engaged customers to offer exclusive access and upsell premium event experiences, maximizing profitability.
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Online Store & Sales
AccountBridge™ goes beyond simply moving online product invoices into QuickBooks. Having detailed product options enables you to use QuickBooks to optimize your product offerings by identifying best-sellers and target demographics. Use purchase history to personalize recommendations, driving more sales and deeper member engagement.
AccountBridge™ turns your revenue and invoice data from systems like WildApricot, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento into a powerful engine for strategic growth, providing the intelligence needed to make informed decisions and enhance profitability.
“AccountBridge™ helped us clean up our QuickBooks integration in less than a week. The coaching team was there at every step.”