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Use the Resolution Center for Payments

by Intuit•14• Updated 2 weeks ago

Learn how to use the Resolution Center.

Check and resolve your case at the Resolution Center. This page supports merchants across all QuickBooks Payments products when they experience a transaction risk case.

Note: Find out why your funds are on hold through email.

Discover risk event

You’ll receive an email from QuickBooks@intuit.com if there’s a risk event that needs attention. This has info about the case and provides you with a link to start the self-serve process.

Note: The Resolution Center isn’t used for all collections cases. Some are issues related to banking.

Access the Resolution Center

  • If you’re the primary admin for the merchant account, you can access the resolution center via:
    • a link provided in the email sent out when a transaction is held for review.
    • QuickBooks Online. Here's how.
      1. Go to the Gear âš™ icon.
      2. Select Resolution center.
    • a direct link as long as you have an active/open correspondence from Intuit.
  • If you’re a Firm User, login to QuickBooks Online Accountant. Go to the client in question and access the Resolution Center through Settings âš™.

Browse through the Resolution Center

You’ll see the details of your case in the Resolution Center where you can take action to resolve it. Here’s what you’ll see:

Screenshot of the resolution center in QuickBooks.

  • The live chat link lets you start a chat with our Risk Care Operational Support team.
    Note: Chatting with the team won’t make the process faster nor provide a reason for the disruption.
  • The case number can be used as reference with Support. There’s also a timestamp to indicate when this case was last updated.
  • The status tracker indicates the stage of the resolution process you’re currently in.
  • The detailed information section provides info about the transaction or batch involved with the risk event.
  • The instructions section shows the information you need to provide to resolve the case.
  • The request box is where you can upload documents requested by Intuit.
    • The file size limit is 30 mb for documents ‌uploaded to the Resolution Center. If needed, you can upload multiple documents instead. Each document should be under this limit.
      Important: Upload all documents and respond to questions asked by Intuit within 2 business days of receipt to avoid potential delays.
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