Overview
QuickBooks allows Vendors, Employees, and Other Names to be assigned as sales representatives.
QQube combines these three source types into one Sales Rep dimension. This makes additional information, such as contact details, available for commission, sales, and accounts receivable reporting.
Sales Representative Types
QQube provides three sales-representative fields:
| Field | Source |
|---|---|
| Sales Rep | The sales representative assigned directly to the transaction. |
| Customer Rep | The sales representative assigned on the QuickBooks customer record. |
| Job Rep | The sales representative assigned on the QuickBooks subjob record. |

Sales Rep Dimension
The QQube Sales Rep dimension combines information from all three QuickBooks sales-representative source types:
- Employee
- Other Name
- Vendor

Which Sales Representative Field to Use
| Reporting Purpose | Recommended Field | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Sales and commission reporting | Sales Rep | The representative is stored on the transaction and remains historically accurate. |
| Job costing and responsibility reporting | Customer Rep or Job Rep | These fields are better suited for roles such as supervisor, estimator, or account manager. |
Expected Result
Select the sales-representative field that matches the reporting purpose. Use Sales Rep for historical transaction reporting, and use Customer Rep or Job Rep for customer- or job-level responsibility reporting.
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