Did QuickBooks remove the Import Custom Form Style option?

@RCV  – Thanks very much for letting me know. It's frustrating to hear that importing custom templates is no longer an option! With a design-focused business, it's really important to have a consistent look across all channels, and not being able to do this through Quickbooks will make my job more difficult. I will supply feedback on this per your instructions.

Thanks again for your help and for your prompt response!

Why was this feature removed?  I brought on a new client telling them I could do this (not knowing you had disabled it).  Now I can't.   I am forced to create his invoices manually correcting PDFs.  So now I can't send his invoices out through Quickbooks and use Quickbooks payments.   Please bring this feature back!

I don't understand why Quickbooks would take away this feature.

Your canned response is not appreciated.  You did not read my note.  I already use custom form styles on mine and other clients.  It is the client that I FINALLY talked into moving from Quickbooks Desktop to Online.  I thought since myself and others could do it, I would be able to use it for him too.  Then I found that you removed it.  This is terrible.   How do we get Quickbooks to add this back?   Do you not realize that companies do not want their bills to look like everybody else's?

I understand that you find it useful to be able to import custom form style in QuickBooks Online (QBO), Barb.

However, I must inform you that this feature is currently not available in QBO. In case it was not enabled before 6/25/2021, the option to turn it on is no longer available.

Nonetheless, I appreciate your suggestion, and I believe it will help us improve our services and provide a better experience for you with QBO. Therefore, I suggest that you send your feedback to us, which you can do by following these steps: 

1. Select Settings, then click Feedback.
2. Enter your comments or product suggestions. 
3. Hit Next to submit Feedback.

We value your input and it is shared with our Product Development team to help improve your experience in QBO. To track your feature requests, you can visit the QuickBooks Online Feature Requests website.

In addition to that, we offer a range of customizable templates that can be useful in customizing your forms. You can visit this material for your future reference.

We are always here to answer any follow-up questions you have about custom form styles in QBO. Just leave a comment below, and we'll get back to you. Have a great day!

It is very disheartening to hear that custom forms are no longer an option, especially when the template editor is quite basic.  Many users have been leaving feedback for years that they wish for the custom import feature to return, and these requests are all unanswered.

PLEASE CREATE AN UPDATE TO BRING IT BACK!  We need to alter how the customer views their estimates from our company and this is SO disappointing.  I know you can do better QBO.  This seems like a pretty basic necessity of the service that we pay for, so I am asking/begging you to BRING IT BACK!  Thank you!

Your insights hold significant value to us, LizBiz. 

I know that the inclusion of the feature to import Custom form styles can improve your workflow. Rest assured that our product engineers are regularly reviewing customer suggestions and take them into consideration when making product enhancements. Your ideas help us understand the specific needs of our users, so I suggest submitting your request. Please follow these steps:

1. Sign in to your QuickBooks Online (QBO) account.
2. Click the Gear icon and choose Feedback.
   
   
   
   
3. Type in your comments or product suggestions. 
4. Hit Next to submit.
   
   

In the meantime, you can navigate and utilize QBO's available design templates in customizing your forms. 

As I strive to provide you with the best support possible, please remember that any additional questions are always welcome. Your satisfaction is my top priority, LizBiz. I'll always be here to lend a hand.