CUSTOM FIELD IN BANK DEPOSIT

In QuickBooks Online (QBO), you can only add custom fields to transactions manually created on the platform, not to downloaded transactions, @JTEH. For tracking specific transactions, such as bank deposits, using the invoice form is effective. I'll provide more details on how to do this.

Custom fields in QBO are intended for sales forms like invoices, estimates, and sales receipts rather than for downloaded transactions. This limitation can make it challenging to track and report incoming sales transactions categorized through bank deposits using custom fields.

However, if you utilize the account for your bank deposits, you can apply custom fields on the invoice, which then serves as your tracking base for the reports. For additional transactions, you can view them in the register, where you can edit them to include the custom field you created.

For more information on the capabilities and limitations of custom fields in QBO, check out this article: Migrate tags to custom fields in QuickBooks Online.

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Also, this article will guide you on how to save a specific report for future reference: Save a customized report in QuickBooks Online.

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We have never used invoices and have no need to use invoices.  Doing so would create an extra step/extra work for us.  Since you are eliminating tabs, we need a custom field in deposits.

Hello, tpaulet.

Currently, we can only use specific pre-defined fields as seen on JTEH's screenshot. I do like the idea of utilizing Custom Fields to categorize your bank transactions, as it gives you more flexibility and speeds up the process while adding more elements to your reports.

So, let's take this opportunity and forward this to our Product Development Team for consideration in future updates.

To send feedback, go to the Gear icon, then select Feedback and share your thoughts about adding Custom Fields when managing your online bank transactions.

You can utilize the Class feature in the meantime to categorize or classify your bank transactions.

Additionally, you can use this article by checking your deposits reports so that you track your transactions: Run a report in QuickBooks Online.

We're committed to continuously improving our services and features to meet your needs. Leave a reply below if you'd like to further discuss the process of managing your bank transactions. We'll be glad to help.

We desperately need to have a custom field on bank transactions. We currently use Tags for this purpose. Eliminating that functionality without the ability to use a custom field would be horrible. And, I'm sure I speak for a majority of users.

I agree. I am upset that Quickbooks is removing a feature without having a replacement that functions EXACTLY like the current feature, both in the bank feed and reports. The amount of work involved with tracking expenses w/tags will double after tags are removed. Either I will have to go in and edit the expense after I add it from the bank feed OR enter each individual expense then match it. I'm very disappointed in this change. Using custom fields in the bank feed must be a priority for Quickbooks. So frustrating.