Class Summary
The QQube Class Dimension contains transaction-line classes from the QuickBooks Class List.
Dimension Type QuickBooks list dimension | Class Represents A class assigned to a QuickBooks transaction line or header |
QuickBooks Source Class List | Primary Use Analyze cost centers, departments, or other business segments |
Included Data Models Customers: Sales, Open Sales Orders, Accounts Receivable Operations: Purchases, Open Purchase Orders, Accounts Payable, Inventory, Job Cost Details, Time Tracking, Vehicle Mileage, Payroll Finance: Profit and Loss by Job by Class, Profit and Loss by Class - Standard Period, Statement of Cash Flows by Class - Standard Period, Profit and Loss by Class - Flexible Period, Trial Balance Activity by Class, General Ledger Detail, Profit and Loss Detail, Cash Position Auditing: Audit Trail | |
QuickBooks Source
Classes come from the Class List in QuickBooks.
Classes are commonly used to reduce account-list complexity or segment cost centers within a QuickBooks company file that uses one tax identification number.
Source Example

Class hierarchy and assignment
Classes can contain a maximum of five levels, numbered 0 through 4 in QQube.
This dimension represents classes assigned at the transaction-line level. Header-level class assignments are available through the separate Class (Header) Dimension.
Available Fields
| Display Order | Field Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Class Active |
| 2 | Class Full Name |
| 3 | Class Name - Hierarchy Level 1 |
| 4 | Class Name - Hierarchy Level 2 |
| 5 | Class Name - Hierarchy Level 3 |
| 6 | Class Name - Hierarchy Level 4 |
| 7 | Class Name - Hierarchy Level 5 |
| 8 | Class Has Children |
| 9 | Class Level |
| 10 | Class Name |
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