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Join nowToday I found a bank transaction of last year was changed, the figure was changed.
But our bank accounts were linked to our bank, so the numbers of bank account are not entered manually. And the attachment shows origin figure. I am the only person who can use QBO.
How can I find the cause of the error?
Hello there, Frank90.
Please know that the downloaded data in QuickBooks Online depends on the information shared by the financial institution. With this, let me route you to the right support team to assist you further with your bank data issue.
Beforehand, may I ask which bank you're using I appreciate any further information so I can provide accurate details.
For now, I recommend contacting your financial institution since the numbers or data are not manually entered into the program. They can verify why you are receiving an error and the cause of this, as well as provide information on what steps you have to take to fix the bank's date issue that was changed.
Additionally, you can also visit the Audit log page. This is done so you'll see the list of the company's movements, the adjustments or changes made, and who made them.
Then, the audit log shows 150 records at a time. For most transactions or events, click View in the History column to open the audit history. This tells you who made the change and what they did.
Lastly, you can read this article to see different banking errors in QBO that you might encounter and how to fix them: What to do if you get a bank error or can't download transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Drop a comment if you need more information on how bank transactions work in QBO and how to handle them in the program. I'm always available in this space. Stay safe.
Hi Christie Ann,
Thank you for your reply!
Our bank is Bank of America.
This transaction is recorded in 2022. And I confirm that the account amounts related to it on our books at the beginning of this year are correct.
Today I suddenly found that QBO's data is inconsistent with BoA's data. So I found it.
Thanks for the quick response and for performing the steps recommended by my colleague, @Frank90. Let me chime-in on this conversation and give updates.
Currently, our product engineers are investigating Bank of America (BoA) and QuickBooks Online (QBO) connectivity issue (INV-96341) wherein QBO can't pull up all transactions causing discrepancies in account balance. Rest assured, our product engineers are working to resolve this.
It would be best to be notified firsthand when the problem is resolved. Thus, I encourage contacting our support team to add you to the list of affected users. Here's how:
1. Go to Help (?) in your QuickBooks Online company.
2. Select either of these tabs:
3. Choose how you want to reach us (phone or chat).
For now, if you need to match QBO and BoA's data, you may manually upload transactions. Please refer to this article for the detailed steps: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.
Let me also add this article as a reference in categorizing your bank transactions: Categorize online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Thank you for your understanding as our product engineers work to resolve BoA and QBO connectivity issue. Feel free to reach us at any time by leaving a reply.
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