Uber Freight Adds QuickBooks Integration for Shippers
Uber Freight and Intuit have connected QuickBooks to the Uber Freight shipper platform, automating freight invoice and payment data flow for small business

Uber Freight and Intuit have integrated QuickBooks directly into the Uber Freight shipper platform, giving small and mid-sized businesses a way to push freight transaction data straight into their accounting software without manual entry.
What the Integration Does
The connection links Uber Freight’s transportation management tools with QuickBooks, allowing shippers to sync invoice and payment data automatically. When a load is booked and completed through Uber Freight, the relevant financial details can flow into the company’s QuickBooks books. This eliminates the need to manually key in freight invoices, which is typically a time-consuming process for businesses managing high shipment volumes.
Who Benefits
The integration is aimed at shippers—particularly small and mid-sized businesses—that use both Uber Freight for logistics and QuickBooks for accounting. For operations where freight costs represent a significant expense line, automating that data transfer reduces the likelihood of manual data-entry errors and shortens the monthly reconciliation process.
Practical Next Steps
If your business currently uses both platforms, check your Uber Freight account dashboard for QuickBooks connection settings. You will typically need administrative access in both systems to authorize the data sync. Once linked, we recommend running a test with a single completed load to verify that the income and expense categories map correctly before relying on the automated flow for your full shipping volume.