QuickBooks Changelog

The 'What happened' section of the Discrepancy Report now shows only an expert's first name when a QuickBooks expert makes the change. Previously, it showed the expert's full name. You still see who made a change without the extra personal details on the page.

When you restore a deleted transaction from the Discrepancy Report, you can now pick or change its category from a searchable list. This is available when your register settings allow editing the category. You can fix the category during the restore instead of editing the transaction afterward.

Fixed an issue where the iOS app showed 'We're having trouble loading Transactions', often with error 10000, when US companies opened their bank transactions. Review and categorize transactions on your phone without retrying or switching to the web.

When the difference on a reconciliation reaches $0, the Discrepancy Report now shows a green checkmark. You get a clear signal that the reconciled period balances again after your fixes. No need to recheck the numbers before moving on to the next account.

If you restore a deleted transaction from the Discrepancy Report and its date falls before your books closing date, you now see a message saying the books are closed. Previously, the restore would fail with no clear reason. You know right away to adjust the closing date or the transaction, without trial and error.

Bank connections for five providers now hit error 350 less often; this error happened when the connection bounced back and forth between QuickBooks and the bank's sign-in. Fewer retries before your bank account is connected and transactions start coming in.

The 'Charge' tooltip on 'Receive payment' and 'Sales receipt' now gives a clearer timeline for when charged funds will reach your bank account. Less time wondering where your money is or contacting support to find out.

When you restore a deleted transaction from the Discrepancy Report, QuickBooks now tells you if a name or list item (i.e. vendor) was also deleted. Previously, the restore would fail without saying why. You now know what to fix first instead of retrying a restore that won't work.

When a 'Needs Attention' alert is about a single deposit, clicking it now opens that deposit's details panel on your Deposits list. Previously, you would land on the full list and have to find the deposit yourself. Get straight to the deposit that needs attention, even when you have many.