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Yes, you can match the 50% deposit into the invoice, 193514713098469.
The first thing we need to do is to record the 50% deposit. I'll show you how:
- Open the Invoice, select Receive Payment.
- Select the Customer, then locate the invoice and check it.
- Enter the Amount in the payment field.
- Click Save and close.
It will automatically deduct on the total invoice amount. You'll have to record another payment once your customer pay you for the remaining amount. When you download the transactions from Stripe, make sure to match it with the payment you've recorded in QuickBooks. This is how to match it:
- From the left panel, select Banking.
- Locate the payment, then click View.
- Make sure to select the Payment transaction and not the Invoice.
- Click Match.
You can now reconcile the account.
With regards to the Pay by Bolt, I'd suggest contacting Stripe support. They can check if there's a way to integrate this in QBO.
I'll be around if you need more help.
I'm glad you asked about automatically matching transactions within QuickBooks, 193514713098469.
If you've connected your Stripe bank in QuickBooks, the downloaded transaction will be automatically recognize as a match to the invoice. Just make sure that both transactions have the same date, account, and amount.
I've got a sample screenshot below for a visual guide:
Then, add or match the transactions and reconcile them.
Otherwise, use the WebConnect feature to import the bank transactions and match them.
Feel free to reach out to us at anytime you have questions related to QuickBooks Online banking. Thanks.
Yes, you can match the 50% deposit into the invoice, 193514713098469.
The first thing we need to do is to record the 50% deposit. I'll show you how:
- Open the Invoice, select Receive Payment.
- Select the Customer, then locate the invoice and check it.
- Enter the Amount in the payment field.
- Click Save and close.
It will automatically deduct on the total invoice amount. You'll have to record another payment once your customer pay you for the remaining amount. When you download the transactions from Stripe, make sure to match it with the payment you've recorded in QuickBooks. This is how to match it:
- From the left panel, select Banking.
- Locate the payment, then click View.
- Make sure to select the Payment transaction and not the Invoice.
- Click Match.
You can now reconcile the account.
With regards to the Pay by Bolt, I'd suggest contacting Stripe support. They can check if there's a way to integrate this in QBO.
I'll be around if you need more help.
