where are the release notes QB 2020 Mac desktop V19.0.10 R11?

Hello @ram8383,

I know how important to check the release notes before performing the QuickBooks update. It will help users determine what updates and maintenance will be available on the new patch.

Currently, the article about the QuickBooks 2020 release notes is not yet updated. Since the new release is related to the macOS Monterey, we're still in the process of updating the details.

For now, I recommend viewing the release notes directly on your QuickBooks. Before you proceed with installing the updates, the system will show you the release notes.

From the QuickBooks▼ dropdown, you can select Check for QuickBooks Updates to learn more about it. Also, you can keep an eye on this link for any updates we'll be adding related to the changes, improvements, and fixes: Release notes for QuickBooks Desktop for Mac 2020.

I've attached an article you can use if you need to perform the manual method of updating the QuickBooks release: Update QuickBooks for Mac to the latest release.

Feel free to hit that Reply button if you have more questions about the updates or navigating our website. The Community and I will be around to help you. Have a great day ahead.

As of 11/12/21, the aforementioned "Release notes for QuickBooks Desktop for Mac 2020" link, https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/update-products/release-notes-quickbo..., hasn't been updated since 6/22/21, when R9 details were added. The link for more information in QuickBooks' built-in software update (screenshot below) points to the same location.

With a bit of digging, I was able to locate the QuickBooks Desktop Mac 2020 v19.0 - R11 release notes on Intuit's web server: https://http-download.intuit.com/http.intuit/Downloads/Mac/QuickBooks/019/8D4DADF6-42C2-4D64-ABC0-D2...:

This R11 update (19.0.10.962) includes changes in the following areas:

• macOS Monterey compatibility
• Billable Status
• Company File exports to QB Win
• eInvoicing
• Performance / Stability
• Preferences
• QB Server UI
• User Interface controls
• Utility / Backups
• Vendor Center

Seriously?  You expect your customers to blindly trust your software update before you are either willing or able to tell them what it does?