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I can't connect to my Santander business bank account. I go through all screens and get to the "connecting" icon with the moving arrows then I get an error message saying :something is wrong, try again n a few hours". I have always been able to connect in the past. It is worrying that the Santander site says it does not support quickbooks. This is a screen shot of the error.
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Hello there, @SimonTap. I want to ensure you'll be able to get rid of that error and connect your Santander bank account in QuickBooks Online (QBO) seamlessly. In QBO, error 590 usually happens if your Financial Institution has updated their bank's website. To help you fix this, let's begin with updating the login information in your account. Refer to the steps below:
We've included a helpful article here with tips for fixing bank errors.
As a workaround, you can bring transactions into QBO if your bank supports certain types of file formats (QFX, QBO, CSV, and OFX). For detailed steps and guidelines, you can check out this article: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.
Once the transactions are in, we'll now need to match and categorise them to ensure they are allocated to the correct account in QBO.
I'm just around the corner to provide assistance if you have any other concerns about connecting your bank in QBO. Have a good day ahead and keep safe.
Hello there, @SimonTap. I want to ensure you'll be able to get rid of that error and connect your Santander bank account in QuickBooks Online (QBO) seamlessly. In QBO, error 590 usually happens if your Financial Institution has updated their bank's website. To help you fix this, let's begin with updating the login information in your account. Refer to the steps below:
We've included a helpful article here with tips for fixing bank errors.
As a workaround, you can bring transactions into QBO if your bank supports certain types of file formats (QFX, QBO, CSV, and OFX). For detailed steps and guidelines, you can check out this article: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.
Once the transactions are in, we'll now need to match and categorise them to ensure they are allocated to the correct account in QBO.
I'm just around the corner to provide assistance if you have any other concerns about connecting your bank in QBO. Have a good day ahead and keep safe.
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