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QuickBooks Desktop → Autodesk Build

Autodesk Build and QuickBooks Desktop Projects Visual Mapping

Autodesk Build → QuickBooks Desktop

Autodesk Build and QuickBooks Desktop Projects Visual Mapping

Project Templates

If you want to apply Project Templates in Autodesk Build as a default, see our guide on setting up Project Templates.

Configuring Autodesk Budget Codes to Match your Accounting System

You will want to make sure your Autodesk Build Budget Codes is set up to match the structure of your Sub Jobs, Cost Codes, and Cost Types in your Accounting System. We recommend properly configuring this in your Project Template(s) to ensure all Autodesk Projects use the same Budget Code structure.

The following includes a video walk through and guide to properly onfigure your Project Template's Budget Code.

To ensure they match:

  1. In your Project Template, go to the Cost Management module.

Budget Code

  1. Select the gear icon or Settings on the left navigation.

Budget Code

  1. Select the Budget tab, select Add New.

Budget Code

Configuring Sub Jobs

If you plan to use Sub Jobs, complete the following steps. If you do not, feel free to skip this step.

Note, the following Accounting Systems have the concept of Sub Jobs:

  • Acumatica ("Tasks")
  • Foundation ("Phases")
  • Sage 100 Contractor ("Phases")
  • Sage 300 CRE ("Extras")
  • Vista

To configure your Sub Job setup:

  1. Press the pencil icon next to Segment 1, and type in Sub Job.

Budget Code

  1. Below Sub Job:
    • For Where, select "Code"
    • For Number of Characters, select "Flexible"
    • For Delimiter, select "Hyphen"

Budget Code

Configuring Cost Codes

To configure your Cost Code setup:

  1. Press the pencil icon next to Segment 1, and type in Cost Code.

Budget Code

  1. Below Cost Code:
    • For Where, select "Code"
    • For Number of Characters, select "Flexible"
    • For Delimiter, select "Hyphen"

Budget Code

Configuring Cost Types

To configure your Cost Type setup:

  1. Press the pencil icon next to Segment 2, and type in Cost Type.

  2. Below Cost Type:

    • For Where, select "Code"
    • For Number of Characters, select "Flexible"
    • For Delimiter, select "None"

Budget Code