Mitchell RepairCenter Now Integrates with QuickBooks Online
Mitchell's RepairCenter shop management software now connects to QuickBooks Online, letting auto repair shops sync invoices and accounting data without manual entry.
Auto repair shops running Mitchell’s RepairCenter can now connect their management software directly to QuickBooks Online. The integration removes the need to rekey invoices, payments, and customer data between systems, closing a gap that has long caused data-entry errors and wasted bookkeeping hours for independent and chain shops alike.
What the Integration Handles
RepairCenter handles the front-counter side of an auto repair business — estimates, work orders, parts ordering, labor times, and final invoicing. With the QuickBooks Online connection, the financial output of those activities flows into the accounting system automatically. Shops can expect sales receipts, invoices, payments, and customer records to sync without duplicate entry.
Who Benefits
The integration is aimed at auto repair shops and collision centers that already use RepairCenter for shop management but have been managing QuickBooks as a separate, manual process. For shops with high ticket volume, the reduction in double-entry alone can free up significant administrative time and reduce reconciliation headaches at month-end.
Practical Next Step
Shops already using RepairCenter should review their current chart of accounts and item mappings in QuickBooks Online before activating the sync, so that parts, labor, and sublet categories land in the right accounts from the first import. If you need help structuring QuickBooks Online for a repair-shop workflow, our QuickBooks Online support resources cover setup, mapping, and troubleshooting.