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The supported file when importing bank transactions in QuickBooks Desktop is (.qbo) file.
To download web connect files, here's what you'll need to do:
Once done, go to the Bank Feeds Center to review your transactions. For additional information on this process, I recommend the following article: Import web connect (.qbo) files.
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Thank you for posting in the Community, @arielson.
The supported file when importing bank transactions in QuickBooks Desktop is (.qbo) file.
To download web connect files, here's what you'll need to do:
Once done, go to the Bank Feeds Center to review your transactions. For additional information on this process, I recommend the following article: Import web connect (.qbo) files.
Just in case, I'll add these articles for future reference:
If you need anything else, leave a comment below. I'm here for you. Have a great day!
Thanks!
Utilize the importer tool
https://transactionpro.grsm.io/qbd
https://partners.saasant.com/affiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=5051_2
Hope it helps
There is a converter I just found from Propersoft.com...CSVtoQBO. I just purchased the one converter, but there are others.
I have nothing to gain from this but it saved me a ton of time. The serve and followup has been great but it was truly seamless and I did not need any help.
This converts a csv bank transaction list to a QBO file to import though Web connect.
Am I missing something here? It says solved, but I don't think so.
Looking to download a CSV file (not a web connect file) into brand new copy of QuickBooks Pro 2020. Credit Card Company does not offer a QBO download, does not offer Web Connect, is not a banking institution in the feed list. Only option is CSV.
The instructions listed here do not address CSV import for banking. The only option listed here is to go out and purchase another software to make the software my customer just purchased work properly.
Hey there, @JPC Ventures.
Thanks for following the thread. I'm happy to elaborate on how to import using a CSV file.
Since you're trying to import a CSV file from your bank, a good thing to note is QuickBooks can't import transactions. If you take a look at our guide from the tool kit mentioned by my colleague above, it states:
With that being said, the only option you would have to import the transactions in QuickBooks would be to use a third party or manually enter them.
I understand how importing the CSV file in QuickBooks would be beneficial for you and your business. I have personally submitted a feedback request to our product development team, so this can be considered in a future update. Please know you can follow our latest happenings and updates using our Blog Site.
Let me know if you have additional questions or concerns. I'll be here every step of the way. Feel free to reach out to the Community at any time. Take care and enjoy the rest of your day. You certainly deserve it!
Understood. I agree with what others have said here. A plug in is available for QBO, SO...it should be easy to make it available for desktop. I hope they add it.
Thank You.