Invoicing Headaches with QuickBooks for My Carpentry Crew's Festool Jobs

Man, we've been using QuickBooks for years now to track our carpentry projects, especially the ones where we're running Festool Dominos for custom cabinet installs. Last week, one of my guys finished a face-frame kitchen job and the invoice came out all screwy because the software double-counted the material costs for the Baltic birch plywood. I spent two hours fixing it, and the client is breathing down my neck for the final bill. It's like QuickBooks can't handle the variable labor on these intricate trim details without glitching out. Anybody else dealing with this crap on their crew's invoicing? Feels like it's eating into my time when I should be on site cutting miters. NGL, starting to think about switching to something simpler.

Those damn PE-backed software companies are just jacking up prices and adding useless features while the basics like accurate invoicing for trades crews fall apart. It's collective bullshit, every carpenter I know is pissed about QuickBooks turning into a money grab.