QuickBooks Online integration: Intuit Enterprise Suite custom dimensions

Overview

Ramp supports Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES) custom dimensions so you can keep accounting data consistent between Ramp and IES.

IES custom dimensions are available on the Ramp Plus plan and above. Ramp imports eligible custom dimensions automatically, and admins can enable them in Ramp from Accounting settings > Accounting fields.

Plan requirement

IES custom dimensions are available to customers on the Ramp Plus plan and above.

Supported transaction types

You can currently use IES custom dimensions in Ramp for:

Enable Intuit Enterprise Suite custom dimensions in Ramp

Ramp imports supported IES custom dimensions automatically. To use a dimension in Ramp, an admin must enable it from Accounting settings > Accounting fields.

If custom dimensions do not appear in Ramp, reconnect QuickBooks to refresh the permissions Ramp uses to read them.

Step 1: Disconnect QuickBooks

  1. Go to Accounting settings.
  2. Scroll to Danger zone .
  3. Click Disconnect QuickBooks .
  4. Confirm that you want to disconnect the integration.

Disconnecting QuickBooks stops future syncs until you reconnect.

Your Ramp accounting settings, mappings, and category rules remain saved, and Ramp does not remove data already synced to QuickBooks.

Step 2: Reconnect QuickBooks

  1. After disconnecting, return to the accounting provider setup flow.
  2. Select QuickBooks Online .
  3. Sign in to the correct Intuit account.
  4. Select the Intuit Enterprise Suite company you want to connect to Ramp.
  5. Follow the prompts to authorize Ramp and finish setup.

What happens after reconnecting

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to reconnect if my Ramp account is already connected to Intuit Enterprise Suite?

If custom dimensions do not appear in Ramp, reconnect QuickBooks. Reconnecting refreshes the permissions Ramp uses to read those dimensions.

Which transaction types support IES custom dimensions?

IES custom dimensions are supported for Bills, Card Transactions, Purchase Orders, and Reimbursements.