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Okay I'm not even sure how to explain this. The company I was selling products for lets call it XYZ was sold to a larger company., lets call this one Large Co. The Large Co has other subsidiaries companies such as XYZ. In placing my orders for different products under the Large Co. I have to place the respective orders with each subsidiary, so separate purchase orders and invoices come from and go to the different companies. Each one of the companies is set up in my QB desktop to keep all the contact information separated to make it easy to generate the PO's or put the invoices in my QB. However the Large CO has moved to Versa Pay and I can pay all the bills in one place for all the other companies and I can take credits from the other companies against whatever bill I'm paying. The only problem is this results in a nightmare when, I'm trying to pay the bills in bill pay in QB I have to do a lot of work arounds and makes it hard to figure out. Sometimes I have to change the name of the company to get it to appear under the Large CO name to make the payments. Any suggestions on how to handle this would be greatly appreciated.
I understand that it's essential for your business to properly track your customers' and vendors' transactions, SSofME. Let's get you connected to the right channel to help you with your concern.
QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) is a diary of what happened to your actual business. Let's make sure that all transactions in the company file match to keep your records accurate.
We'll have to determine how Versapay brings the data into QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) and to the large company. This information will guide us on how to properly track the transactions.
That being said, I recommend contacting Versapay's customer service. They can go over the process in detail, including the mapping of transactions and their specifics. You may ask if they can assign the bill payments to the correct company so you don't have to change it.
In addition, I'm including some resources that outline the entire process of handling customer and vendor entries:
We have compiled articles to help users carry out accounting tasks in QBDT easily. The Community guide includes topics such as managing your cash flow, banking processes, and payroll, to name a few. Simply choose the one that best fits your concern.
Reach out to me again if you need further assistance managing your vendor or customer transactions. I'm always ready to help you. Enjoy your weekend, SSofME.
I'm thinking I confused you with my questions. I noted the VersaPay not because I wanted to figure out how to import payments from this platform but to explain how the Large Co now houses all the subsidiary companies all in one convenient online payment option. It's great for making my payments as I can take credits from subsidiaries and apply it to any of my bills. It just makes it tough on my end when it comes to applying those payments in QB. Mostly because I have to submit separate PO's to each of those companies when I order from them. Then I receive invoices from each of the companies and after I input the invoices in QB they are listed under the particular companies. So when I go to pay bills section and want to make one payment as it allows me to do in the VersaPay it wont let me apply the payment to each of the companies. Hoping I've explained this a little better. I'm trying to figure out how I apply this payment to each of the companies. QB only allows me to apply to one company at a time.
I appreciate you for reaching back out and clarifying your situation, @SSofME. I’m here to help so you can handle this payment accurately in QuickBooks.
I know how convenient it is to place these payments in one go, as VersaPay does. Since everything is set up separately in QuickBooks Desktop, you may consider recording them manually or utilizing a third-party app to accomplish this task.
You can visit our Desktop App Center if you want the process less hassle and make the payment applied to each of the companies properly.
Here’s how:
You can access a report right after to see or review your transactions. Then, you can use this guide to ensure the amounts are balanced and match your actual statements: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Desktop.
Don’t hesitate to add a comment if you need more help managing your transactions with multiple companies. I’ll be here to assist you. Have a good day!
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