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Hello Brent,
When you receive a customer payment, you can deposit it directly to your bank account or to the Undeposited Funds account.
If you choose the Undeposited Funds account, you'll need to create a bank deposit:
Once you've deposited the payment, it will now affect your account register. This should also show when you reconcile the said account.
You can use this general article to know more about reconciliation in QuickBooks Online: Reconcile Hub.
If you have more questions about this, you can provide additional details and screenshots. This would help us know what steps we can do to fix your problem. Thank you in advance!
Hi, new to Quickbooks! Quickbooks, Square and our Bank Account all linked. All going well, bank account was in balance until received some etransfer payments (for full payment) from customers. We raised invoice in Square and customer sent payment by etransfer. Funds were auto-deposited into the Bank Account. The Square invoice were marked as Paid by Cash (etransfer isn't an option), so in Quickbooks invoice shows as "Paid (Not Deposited)". Reading thru all the Q&A and help, I proceeded with doing a bank deposit for the transactions, however Quickbooks treated as double payments, since we already have deposit transaction from our linked bank account. Having deleted this deposit, bank account is now reconciled and balanced. So in order to clear the invoices in Quickbooks, and stay in balance, should I do the deposit, and then "exclude" the bank deposit transactions from the bank reconcilliation? I don't like the idea of excluding anything, so is there a better way to clear off the "Paid (Not Deposited)" invoices? ..... thanks for your help, appreciate it :-)
Hi Whaia Trading. You're exactly right! If you run into duplicates in your bank feed, you'll simply Exclude one as you've mentioned above. It sounds like you've got a good grasp on the software so far. It can be a bit tricky when working with third-party apps, so if you ever need further assistance, our tech support team would be happy to help.
Hi there,
I am experiencing the same issue as the customer above. I've received e-transfer payments for an invoice, I've marked the invoice as paid and associated the payment to the checking account the e-transfer was deposited in but, now I am showing in my profit & loss report as if I received this payment twice? Can you please help me correct this error?
Thank you,
AG
Hi there AG444,
It's vital that all your transactions are entered properly so that your profits can be shown accurately. QuickBooks Online is a great tool able to help you keep an eye on the finances of your business through various reports available in the software. I can point you in the right direction for assistance with transactions.
In order to make the transactions appear correctly, I recommend reaching out to our support team outside of the Community site. They'll be able to view these transactions with you in a secure setting in order to see how they're set up and help you make sure that these transactions are correctly reporting in your books. You can reach out to them using one of these options:
Phone: Call us at 1-855-253-1536 from Monday to Friday between the hours of 9 AM and 8 PM EST.
Schedule a Callback or start a Chat: click (?)Help in the upper right > type and enter "Contact support" into the QB Assistant > click Contact Us > explain your situation > click Let's Talk > choose Get a callback or Start a Chat.
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