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Hi there, Victor.
I understand the importance of connecting your Chase Amazon to QuickBooks Online (QBO). Rest assured, I'm here to help you resolve this issue so you can continue doing your business with us.
In this case, we'll have to use JP Morgan Chase Bank to connect to your QBO account. They're both the same bank accounts, and we're just making sure that there are no problems ongoing with Chase Bank right now.
Here's how:
If the problem persists, I recommend logging in to your Chase bank account directly to their website and disconnect QBO from your account. Then, connect Chase Bank again with QBO to establish the connection. If necessary, you can contact your financial institution so they can help you disconnect your bank to QBO and reconnect it.
Moreover, once your bank is successfully connected to QuickBooks Online, you may consider categorizing your bank transactions to QuickBooks Online so they'll be assigned to specific accounts.
Keep us updated about the connection of your Chase Amazon to your QuickBooks Online account. I'm always here to assist you.
Try opening your QBO account on any private/incognito browser.
Thank you however I did that and it did not work
I did that however it did not work. Thank you
Hi there, Victor. I've got some information on how to help you reconnect your card to QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Since you've mentioned being unable to connect your card to QBO, you'll have to ensure first that your Chase Amazon card is connected by going to the Bank transactions and finding the name of your card.
Here's how:
You can also use another supported browser if you cannot see your bank and certain issues persist. You can also use the private browser to rule out any browsing history or cached files causing the problem. Here are the shortcut keys for accessing private browsers:
Furthermore, you may want to learn more about categorizing online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online since this involves learning more about reviewing downloaded bank and credit card transactions.
If you have further questions, please let us know by entering your concerns in the comment section.
Hi there, Victor.
I understand the importance of connecting your Chase Amazon to QuickBooks Online (QBO). Rest assured, I'm here to help you resolve this issue so you can continue doing your business with us.
In this case, we'll have to use JP Morgan Chase Bank to connect to your QBO account. They're both the same bank accounts, and we're just making sure that there are no problems ongoing with Chase Bank right now.
Here's how:
If the problem persists, I recommend logging in to your Chase bank account directly to their website and disconnect QBO from your account. Then, connect Chase Bank again with QBO to establish the connection. If necessary, you can contact your financial institution so they can help you disconnect your bank to QBO and reconnect it.
Moreover, once your bank is successfully connected to QuickBooks Online, you may consider categorizing your bank transactions to QuickBooks Online so they'll be assigned to specific accounts.
Keep us updated about the connection of your Chase Amazon to your QuickBooks Online account. I'm always here to assist you.
You can use MT Online or one of the converter tools (e.g csv2qbo @ $60 one time license) for the time being.
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