ZhuQue
For bookkeepers and accounting firms

Catch it before your client does.

ZhuQue reviews your clients' QuickBooks Online books for duplicate payments, miscategorised expenses and missing receipts — then proposes the fix and waits for you to approve it. Nothing reaches a client's book until you click.

14 days and 300 transactions free · No card to start · Connect as many companies as you like

Opening shortly. Connecting real QuickBooks companies is pending Intuit's review of ZhuQue. Sign in now to look around and hold your place — we'll email you the day it opens.

Review queue 3 pending · Marchetti Landscaping
Sunbelt Rentals $1,840.00 2026-08-19 · Bill #2214 Duplicate

$1,840.00 to Sunbelt Rentals on 2026-08-19 matches $1,840.00 to Sunbelt Rentals on 2026-08-17 — same payee, same amount, two days apart.

Approve Reject
Adobe $59.99 2026-08-12 · Purchase #198 Category

Office Expenses → Dues & Subscriptions

Approve as this Reject
Comcast $199.50 2026-08-04 · Purchase #146 Missing receipt

$199.50 to Comcast is above this client's $75.00 receipt threshold and has no attachment in QuickBooks.

Approve Reject
Example flags. Your own queue is grouped by client company.
Three rules

What it catches

Deterministic checks against each client's own chart of accounts — not guesses, and the same input always produces the same finding.

Duplicate payments

The same payee and amount paid twice within a few days. The error that costs real money and is invisible in a long register. matched on normalised payee + amount + date window

Miscategorised expenses

Charges booked to an account that doesn't match the vendor, checked against a per-client mapping you control. Split expenses only move the line that was flagged. seeded vendor rules, editable per company

Missing receipts

Expenses over your threshold with no document attached — found before an auditor finds them. threshold set per client company
The part that matters

Nothing is written without your approval

ZhuQue never edits a book on its own. Every finding is a proposal you approve or reject, one at a time. Approvals are written back to QuickBooks and recorded permanently.

Resolved (UTC)CompanyTransactionAmount RuleChangeOutcomeBy
2026-08-19 14:02 Marchetti Landscaping Sunbelt Rentals
Bill #2214
$1,840.00 Duplicate Memo annotated approved dana@
2026-08-12 09:41 Marchetti Landscaping Adobe
Purchase #198
$59.99 Category Office Expenses → Dues & Subscriptions approved dana@
2026-08-12 09:38 Ridgeline Dental PAYPAL *ACME PLUMBING
Purchase #77
$412.00 Category — rejected dana@

[AUDIT 2026-08-19] Possible duplicate of Bill #2209, same payee and amount. Approved by dana@ridgelinebooks.com.

That stamp is what ZhuQue writes into the QuickBooks memo — so the reason a change was made is legible inside the client's own book, not only in ours. The full trail exports as CSV, filtered by company, rule, outcome or date, and stays readable even if you cancel.

Four steps

How it works

01

Connect

Sign in with Google and connect a QuickBooks Online company. Read access to expenses and your chart of accounts.

02

Review runs nightly

ZhuQue checks new expense transactions against the three rules and groups what it finds by client.

03

You decide

Approve, edit the proposed account, or reject with a reason. Nothing moves until you act.

04

Written and logged

Approved fixes go back to QuickBooks with an audit stamp, and into a permanent trail you can export.

Pricing

One price, every client

$49 per month · unlimited connected companies

A 14-day free trial covering your first 300 transactions, no card required to start. The trial clock starts when you connect your first company, not when you sign up. Cancel any time from the billing page — your audit trail stays readable afterwards.

ZhuQue reads only expense transactions and your chart of accounts, and writes only the changes you approve. It never sees your banking credentials or your card — payments are handled by Stripe. You can disconnect a company at any time, which revokes ZhuQue's access at Intuit and deletes the cached data. See the privacy policy for exactly what is stored.