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It's good to see you here in the Community, lindsay.
I'm here to share some information about connecting your Capital on Tap account in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Connecting Capital on Tap is currently unavailable on Open Banking in QuickBooks Online. You can check out this article to know the supported banks under Open Banking: Understand if you can connect your bank feeds to Open Banking.
In the meantime, I recommend manually uploading transactions into the program. Doing so ensures you can review your transactions and categorise them. Allow me to provide the detailed steps.
First, get the transactions from your financial institution:
Once done, upload them to the program:
In addition, I suggest submitting a request to add Capital on Tap to the list of supported institutions. Here's how:
Please feel free to reach out to me anytime if you require further assistance with QuickBooks. My goal is to ensure that you always achieve your desired outcomes in your bookkeeping.
I am a UK business with Quickbooks, but my Capital On Tap transactions are being loaded automatically. It just does not appear with my other bank accounts, but I access through the chart of accounts. My problem is that rules are not applied, and I have to manually edit every transaction to clasify it. If I change to the Import method, will it allow rules to be applied?
I can not find any setting that allows me to control (or setup) the connection between Capital On Tap and Quickbooks, but there is a connection! I set it up when I first opened my Capital on Tap account, I think I connected from Capital on tap to Quickbooks, rather than the other way round.
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