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Congratulations on successfully moving your company file to QuickBooks Online (QBO), @usersrubino9!
I have a few handy details to help you convert the remaining companies from QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) to QBO.
First, QBO is a per company file subscription. Thus, you'll need a separate account to transfer the data for the other two companies. The good news is, you can use the same log-ins to manage these accounts.
To learn more about this, please check out this article: Create or add another company file to QBO.
Once you have the new QBO companies, you can perform the usual transfer process as you usually do. The good thing is, you've got two options if you still need a hand along the way. The first one is you can contact our support team for this.
Here's how:
- Click the Help (?) menu at the top.
- Select the Search tab, and then click Contact Us at the bottom.
- Enter your question or concern on the box provided, like "Need help moving company files from QBDT to QBO."
- and then choose Continue.
- Select your preferred contact option.
Another option is to look for a ProAdvisor near your area to help you with the process. To do that, you can use our Find-an-Accountant tool and select QuickBooks Setup & Consultation. I've added a screenshot for your reference:
After that, you'll want to refer to this article on what to do after moving your company files: Things to do after converting from QBDT to QBO.
You can count on me for other concerns about handling files in QuickBooks. I'm here to help you out at any time.
Congratulations on successfully moving your company file to QuickBooks Online (QBO), @usersrubino9!
I have a few handy details to help you convert the remaining companies from QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) to QBO.
First, QBO is a per company file subscription. Thus, you'll need a separate account to transfer the data for the other two companies. The good news is, you can use the same log-ins to manage these accounts.
To learn more about this, please check out this article: Create or add another company file to QBO.
Once you have the new QBO companies, you can perform the usual transfer process as you usually do. The good thing is, you've got two options if you still need a hand along the way. The first one is you can contact our support team for this.
Here's how:
- Click the Help (?) menu at the top.
- Select the Search tab, and then click Contact Us at the bottom.
- Enter your question or concern on the box provided, like "Need help moving company files from QBDT to QBO."
- and then choose Continue.
- Select your preferred contact option.
Another option is to look for a ProAdvisor near your area to help you with the process. To do that, you can use our Find-an-Accountant tool and select QuickBooks Setup & Consultation. I've added a screenshot for your reference:
After that, you'll want to refer to this article on what to do after moving your company files: Things to do after converting from QBDT to QBO.
You can count on me for other concerns about handling files in QuickBooks. I'm here to help you out at any time.
