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How to set up the QuickBooks account mapping in BrokerChamp so commission income and payouts export cleanly into your QuickBooks chart of accounts.
Updated August 18, 2026
Who can change it: any administrator. There is no separate capability checkbox for this tab on Admin Roles; the gear icon appears for admins and that is the whole gate.
You are matching each commission line from your closings to the account name you already use in QuickBooks. It is a one time job before your first export. If you are not sure what to put, keep the suggested defaults: your bookkeeper can rename the accounts in QuickBooks after the first import.
If you track results by office in QuickBooks, using Classes in QuickBooks Online or the CLASS field in QuickBooks Desktop, the export tags each closing with the agent's office. Default office tag when blank covers closings with no office on record. Leave it empty if you do not track by office and QuickBooks ignores it.
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Brokerage-wide transaction configuration in BrokerChamp: CDA and invoice payment instructions, gather questions for sales and lease intake forms, and late fee rules.
What BrokerChamp records to the audit log and how to get at it. There is no audit log viewer in the dashboard: the Command Center feed shows a live slice, and a full extract is a support request.
Telling an agent, before they submit, that a sale entered too close to closing will be paid by the office after funding instead of by the title company at the table: the lead time, the automatic switch to brokerage collects, and the wording.
Having each agent agree to the compensation breakdown before a deal reaches the office: the switch, the record that is kept, what happens when an agent questions the numbers or the amount changes later, and asking for a sign-off on a deal the office entered.
Having the office approve each document on a deal before the CDA or invoice goes out: the switch, approving, marking a document as not approved with a note, sending it back to the agent, and releasing a deal without full approval.
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