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Welcome to the Community, @jseeker290

Allow me to share some information about your concern where you're receiving multiple prompt warning messages in QuickBooks Desktop.

To begin you have to make sure that you have backup company files to save everything currently. This includes your accounting data, templates, letters, logos, images, and related files (QuickBooks Statement Writer, Cash Flow Projector, Business Planner, and Loan Manager). However, it doesn't back up your payroll forms. Furthermore, make sure to update your QuickBooks Desktop to the latest release to keep QuickBooks up to date so you have the latest features and product improvements.

Accessing QuickBooks on multiple devices with multiple users can greatly enhance your bookkeeping experience. With a simple setup, you can seamlessly collaborate with your team. I'm confident that adjusting your user settings will resolve any errors. I can guide you through this process.

If you're logged in on your desktop, it's just a couple of easy steps to manage user permissions:

1. Go to the Company menu, then select Set Up Users and Password, and then Set up Users.
2. Select the user you sign in as on your laptop, then click Edit User...
3. Fill out the User Name, Password, and Confirm Password fields, then select Next.
4. On the Access for user: (username) window, choose which area of QuickBooks the user has access to, then select Next.

• If you choose Selected Areas of QuickBooks, you can customize the restrictions for different areas of the company file for the user by selecting No Access, Full Access, or Selective Access.

5. When done, select Finish.

Feel free to visit or save these articles to learn about the different options for user roles and access permissions as, QuickBooks Desktop users and restrictions: QuickBooks Desktop users and restrictions

I'll be here to provide more assistance with handling receiving multiple prompt warning messages in QuickBooks Desktop. Have a pleasant day.

Thank you for your answer. Your answer seems to focus on how the admin can adjust user permissions. I believe the admin has already given me all the permissions they want me to have. It's like the program thinks I'm trying to do something even though I'm not. Like just now, I looked at an estimate, clicked 'OK' to close the warning message, then seconds later it came up again, without me clicking anything.

Thanks for following up with the Community about this, jseeker290.
 

The message referenced in your original post is displayed when a user tries to perform an action under Billable Time and Costs & doesn't have sufficient user permissions to be able to do so.
 

If you're unsure whether your QuickBooks Administrator has given you proper access to be able to perform actions under Billable Time and Costs, I'd recommend checking with them to confirm what your user profile has permissions for. They can add permissions to a user's profile by following the steps in ShaniamarieC's post.
 

In the event you already have permissions to perform actions under Billable Time and Costs, but continue encountering a message advising you don't have this permission, you can run your Verify Data utility. It identifies known issues within company files and informs users if their Rebuild Data option needs to be utilized afterwards.
 

Here's how it's used:
 

1. Click Window, then Close All.
2. In your top menu bar, go to File.
3. Choose Utilities.
4. Select Verify Data.

If its results show a "Your data has lost integrity," message, this indicates there's damage in your file. You can use the Rebuild Data utility to fix it. For specific errors, there may already be a resource for them on our support site.
 

In the event it displays a "QuickBooks detected no problems with your data," notification, or you've searched our help articles and didn't find any existing resources about the specific error it displayed, you can move on to troubleshooting with our QuickBooks Tool Hub.
 

Here's how:
 

1. Close QuickBooks and download a copy of the utility's most recent version, then run it.
2. Follow along with your on-screen steps to complete installation and agree with our terms and conditions.
3. Once it's installed, double-click its icon to open the tool hub. If you can't find your app, perform a search in Windows for "QuickBooks Tool Hub" and select the program.
4. Access your Company File Issues tab and use the Quick Fix my file and QuickBooks File Doctor tools to troubleshoot your company file. In the event you need additional assistance, choose File Dr Help.

If you continue encountering the message after confirming you have your necessary permissions and performing the troubleshooting mentioned above, you'll want to get in touch with our Customer Care team. They'll be able to pull up your account in a secure environment, conduct further research with you, and create an investigation ticket if necessary.
 

Please feel welcome to send a reply if there's any additional questions. Have a great Monday!

It doesn't seem like either of you read my posts very carefully.

Does anyone in the community have any knowledge about this problem?

Hi there, @jseeker290. Let me help you more to fix the prompt message you're getting when using QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).

This error message occurs when you try to access an area related to billable time and cost to which you might not have permission. Even if you are not directly working on any actions related to billable time and cost in your QBDT, you may encounter this error due to data integrity issues. Therefore, we advised you to verify and rebuild data to determine the root cause of this issue. 

If you have already carried out the recommended troubleshooting steps and followed the advice provided by my colleagues, but the problem persists, I suggest contacting our support team. They have the necessary expertise and tools to help you resolve this concern and help you get back into business operations. Our support team will further investigate the issue and provide you with the most appropriate solution to fix the problem. 

On the other hand, scan this article as a reference when handling users and restrictions using QBDT: QuickBooks Desktop users and restrictions.

Let us know if you have additional questions about the prompt message you're experiencing. We're here to help you. Keep safe!