ConnectBooks lets you control whether items export to QuickBooks with classes, subclasses, or no class structure at all.
Where to Find This Setting
Go to Stores and Files → click your store → Settings → Sales and Fee Breakdown.
The 3 Options:
Summary — Items export with no classes.
Category — You have to assign a category to each sku. That category becomes the class in QuickBooks.
Optional: in the advanced settings in the bottom of the page, you can enable Create Items as Subclasses in QuickBooks. When on, the category becomes the parent class and each item's name becomes a subclass under it.
Item — ConnectBooks automatically creates a class for each item using the item name.
Optional: You can also assign a category at the sku level. That category will become the parent class in QuickBooks, with the item nested under it.
Controlling Subclasses Per Listing
If you want some items to export as subclasses and others not to, you can control this at the individual listing level using the Listings Excel export.
Go to the Listings page.
Export the listings to Excel.
Find the column called Item as subclass.
For each item, enter Yes to export it as a subclass, or No to export it without a subclass.