Integrations
Three partners. One record.
Accounting, payments, and automation connected around the same customer, job, and invoice. Included in the company price, with no per-integration fees.
The roster
- QuickBooks OnlineAccountingLive
- Stripe PaymentsPaymentsLive
- ZapierAutomationNext
- Supplier API integrationsIn development
- Migration and data importsIn development
- Universal import centerLater
Live today
Connected around the record, not bolted on.
The connection model
Every connection earns automation the same way.
01
Connect
Authorize the account and choose what moves. Admin access in both systems, granted once, visible always.
02
Normalize
External records land in their Thorbis homes: a customer is a customer, an invoice is an invoice, no bespoke shapes.
03
Automate
Only after the first records are verified by a person. The connection has an owner before it has automation.
A system of record
Every field has one home that wins. The books stay QuickBooks’s; the jobs stay Thorbis’s. Nothing is mastered in two places.
A sync owner
One named person reads the sync health and the exception queue. A connection nobody owns is an outage nobody notices.
An exception path
Records that do not match cleanly go to human review, never silently overwritten, never silently dropped.
No add-on fees
Included. Not an upsell aisle.
Suites price integrations like a toll booth between you and your own data. Here every connection is inside the $99 company price: no per-integration fees, no gated plan tier, and the API underneath is never billed per call.
On the roadmap
What is still being built, in its own words.
- Zapier
Next
Supplier API integrations
In development
Migration and data imports
In development
Universal import center
Later
Start
One record. Your stack around it.
Connect the books, the payments, and the automation, and keep one system of record while every tool does its own job.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract your records.
Rather talk first? Email the team.