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I have a user who was able to delete a 2022 transaction even though the year was closed by my accountant and the user has no access to their password. The accountant now has to redo the reconciliation for that year. Anyone else have had this issue on QB online? How do you stop it from happening again?
Hey there, @Crichbiz.
Thanks for coming to the Community with your question about deleting a transaction when the year is closed.
Let's gather some additional information to see why this happened:
I'll be waiting for your response!
This employee is an all access standard user. Yes I reviewed the audit log and a deleted deposit was the transaction in May 2024 and it was related to the initial transaction that was done in 2022.
I appreciate you coming back on this thread, Crichbiz. I'm here to ensure we get to the bottom of this issue.
It is important to note that if your books were closed and secured with a password, we can no longer edit or modify transactions from that specific period. There is a great chance that the standard user has the password, the Allow changes after viewing a warning option has been mistakenly selected, or the Close the books feature has been temporarily disabled, which is why they are able to perform the action.
If you've verified that the Allow changes after viewing a warning and entering a password is enabled and the user didn't know the password, I recommend contacting our technical support team. This way, we'll be able to investigate the issue further. Here's how to connect with us:
Moving forward, it's essential to ensure that your password policies are strong. Additionally, you can consider limiting the permissions of your workers to certain features and data within the account based on each user's job responsibilities and necessary level of access.
Please don't hesitate to comment below if you need further assistance with managing user access in QuickBooks, Crichbiz. I'm just one post way to help you out anytime. Stay safe!
Looks like, as usual, Intuit employees fed you a lot of blather but failed to answer your question.
Yes you can delete it. It will throw off your reconciliation.
I don't know why none of the customer service employees didn't just answer your question. My current theory is they are paid by the answer and if no one actually answers they all get paid.
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