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Support, When trying to calculate overtime (Allocate Overtime by View) I get the following error: "The remote server returned an error (400) bad request". The first this was noticed was 4:00 pm yesterday and then again at 9:02 am today. Thanks! - Jonathan

Support, Our time entries that we pull from Xora are not being marked as billable once they are pushed to Quickbooks. In the mapping, we do have "Billable" as the status entry for the jobts. Any ideas? Thanks! - Jonathan

I am brand new to Method and am trying to get time to import from Xora. I tried a single employee and could see that time information was pulled from Xora based on the data window that shows when Method connects with Xora. But there is nothing in the Method Time Tracking tab. What am I doing wrong?

Method, For some reason, our inactive employees are still show up under Connect with Xora. However, they do not show up under Employees. How can I correct this? Thanks! - Jonathan

I'm having trouble pulling time out of Xora into Method. I managed to pull in some time, but when I sent it to Quickbooks there were some errors relating to my employees in QB not being fully set up. I corrected those problems, erased all the time in QB, erased all the Xora time in Method, and tried...

Hello everyone! There is a lot of detail in this post, so thank you for reading and offering any advice. First, I am a XORA user. I rely exclusives on the FlexField Value mapping to transfer my Xora data from Method into QuickBooks. Here is the history of my problem before we get into the new details...

I love my gadgets. I really do. So when we started talking about making a connector that would allow Xora users to integrate with Method and of course QuickBooks, I was pretty pumped. Haven’t heard of Xora before? Well, Xora is an alien creature from a distant plant named…..just kidding...

Our company is all about systems. We are fanatical about them. We maximize as much efficiency as we can out of our team and waste no time on tasks that can be automated. How else do you think a small 13 person company could pull off a monster project like Method while still maintaining our existing brands...