Chase Business Banking - how to connect?

You're almost there, @fenix365, but I've got additional tips on how you can find your bank and connect it to QuickBooks.

1. Double-check the spelling when searching for your bank. It needs to match exactly as it appears on your bank's website.
2. Use specific names for your bank. If that doesn’t work, search with broader names like "Chase."
3. You can also use your bank's URL in the search bar, such as "chase.com."
4. Take a look at the back of your debit or credit card to find the issuing bank's name. Use names like "Chase" instead of generic names like "Visa" or "Mastercard."
    

If you have completed the previous steps and still cannot find your bank in the list, you will need to request support from your bank.

Here's how:

1. On the Connect an account page, enter your bank's name.
2. Click on Request a provider.
3. Enter your provider's info.
4. Hit Request.

After connecting your bank, you can categorize transactions in QuickBooks as income, expenses, or other accounts.

Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any further questions.

Ok, but this post implies it is not possible to connect a Chase Business account to Quickbooks? I'm a little stumped by that given that Chase is the biggest bank in the US.

So I have to manually import transactions then?

I know how crucial this situation can be on your business operations during a time of payments, fenix365.

As my colleague mentioned above, @ShangY, you need to send a support request to your bank to connect your Chase business bank account in QuickBooks Online (QBO).

In the meantime, manually upload your Chase business transactions here in QBO. You can download your transactions from Chase Business online banking in either CSV, QBO, OFX, or QFX format and then upload them into QBO.

Here's how:

1. Navigate to the Transactions tab and select  Bank transactions. 
2. Click the Link account ▼ dropdown and then Upload from file.
3. Choose either the Drag and drop option or select files to locate and select the file you downloaded from your bank. Then, click on Continue.
4. In the QuickBooks account ▼ dropdown, select the account you want to upload the transactions into. Then hit Continue.
5. Follow the onscreen instructions to match the columns from the file with the appropriate fields in QuickBooks. Then, select  Continue.
6. Select the transactions you want to import, and click on Continue.
7. Confirm by selecting Yes, then click on Done to complete the process.

For complete details regarding manual upload, please refer to this article: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.

However, if you would like to work with live support to take a closer look at the issue, this ensures you receive the most accurate and timely assistance.

You may find this article helpful for creating rules that automatically categorize transactions. It also shows how to view recognized transactions by a bank rule: Set up bank rules to categorize online banking transactions in QuickBooks Online.

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Let us know if you have other questions by leaving a comment below.

Ok, well I called Chase and they did something on their end that allowed the account to appear as one of the accounts Quickbooks asks to connect. 

So it was something on Chase's end. Hopefully other people find this useful as I was so confused as to why my personal accounts, investments accounts and credit cards all appears but not the business checking account. Now the business checking accounts appears as an option and I was able to connect it and import transactions. 

Thanks for providing the idea that I should contact Chase.