Matching Expenses/Bills with Bank Feed

We're happy to see you here, @ML222. Let's figure out why some transactions are unable to find their match in QuickBooks Online (QBO).

By default, the system tries to find a match with the transaction's Date, Description, Payee, and Amount. However, it may not be able to detect a match from the existing records due to the following reasons:

• The payees, amounts, or dates don’t match.
• The transaction is older than 6 months. However, you can still find a match when you utilize the Find Match section.
• The bank account used for payment is different from the bank where the match is located.
• The payment has been reconciled.
• The record is already matched to another transaction. 
• There are multiple currencies involved, and the exchange rate has changed significantly, causing large differences in amounts.

That said, I recommend reviewing the transaction details to ensure they match. You can read this article for more information: Match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.

Furthermore, you'll want to create rules for your bank transactions in QBO so they will automatically categorize into the appropriate accounts.

If you need further guidance in matching your transactions, please don't hesitate to visit us. The Community is here to help whenever you need it. Stay safe, and have a great rest of the day.

Hello, and thanks for your reply, however, I don't think this resolves the issue.

What I'm hoping to find out is, how can I get my Expensify expenses to import to QBO as Bills instead of Expenses. Is there a setting in QuickBooks where I can change this? Expensify has confirmed my settings on their end are correct, however, my Expensify expenses continue to show up in QBO as Expenses and not as Bills. And as I understand it, the "Match" function is searching for Bills only, and not expenses, so it's not able to see the imported Expensify expenses.

Thanks in advance,

ML

Thanks for getting back to us with those additional details, ML222.

I'm happy to provide some additional info about how Expensify transactions are recorded in QuickBooks Online.

Looking into this a bit further I was able to find an Expensify article that stated, "In Expensify, you can designate expenses as billable. These will be exported to QuickBooks Online with the billable flag." You may want to go back a verify the setup to make sure that the billable option has been selected.

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Please feel free to reach back out in the comments below if you have any other questions. I'll be here to help in any way that I can.

Thank you for your response, I'm asking about somethign different though. Instead of trying to change settings to show a transaction as "billable" or not, I'm wanting the Expensify transaction to export as a "bill" in QuickBooks in stead of an "expense".

I will look into getting more direct help from QB. Thanks for your time.