Source Name Summary
The QQube Source Name Dimension combines QuickBooks name records into one common lookup. It provides a single name field for transactions that may reference a customer, job, vendor, employee, or other name.
Dimension Type QQube-derived list dimension | Record Types Customer, Job, Vendor, Employee, and Other Name |
QQube Source Combined QuickBooks name lists | Primary Use One common name field across different transaction counterparties |
Included Data Models Operations: Job Cost Details Finance: General Ledger Detail, Profit and Loss Detail, Cash Position Auditing: Audit Trail | |
QQube Source
QQube builds the Source Name Dimension by combining records from the QuickBooks Customer, Job, Vendor, Employee, and Other Name lists. The Source Name Type field identifies the original QuickBooks record type.
This combined structure allows an analytic to use one Source Name column instead of separate customer, job, vendor, employee, and other-name columns. For example, checks issued to either customers or vendors can be grouped through the same Source Name field.
Source Example

Missing source names
Missing or inapplicable source name information appears as (No Source Name).
Available Fields
| Display Order | Field Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Source Name Type |
| 2 | Source Name Active |
| 3 | Source Name Name |
| 4 | Source Name Company Name |
| 5 | Source Name Salutation |
| 6 | Source Name First Name |
| 7 | Source Name Middle Name |
| 8 | Source Name Last Name |
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