I am not sure I would use the word "sloppy" to describe the integration. I understand that it doesn't meet your needs. The integration, with the substantial improvements that took place in the 2014 version, works very well for most firrms The only way I know of to accomplish what you want would be to setup reports in Timeslips and export to excel. Then use a product like Transaction Pro Importer to do the imports into QuickBooks. Even then I don't believe there is any way to have QuickBooks match the payments with the invoices automatically. QuickBooks does not have an ability to allocate partial payments in any way other than proportionately so there is a disconnect between QuickBooks capability and that of Timeslips. In this case the ability of Timeslips is superior.
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