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I completely understand the need to trim down costs and remove add-ons that come with fees. You have full control in QBO to choose which payment methods to use when receiving payments from your customers, kourymedcomm.
I'd like to take this opportunity to help and share steps on how to make the changes in your company settings. Here's how:
After that, your customer will no longer see the option to pay their invoices via ACH.
As you switch back to manually receiving customer payments, allow me to share these articles as your guide:
Don't hesitate to always visit us again if you need more help when recording transactions or anything payments-related, kourymedcomm. I'd be on the lookout to make sure you get the help you need.
This does not work for app based users. The ability to turn off payments is not enabled in the iOS App.
Unfortunately this is not an option within QB Online anymore. Is there a workaround? Or do we need to ask the SMB to help us? From a QB Live FOE. Thanks in advance.
I have a workaround that can be done directly from the Invoice page, @drosenberge. I'd be glad to help you navigate these steps to get you started.
If this option isn't showing in the Account and settings, you can still manage this through your invoices by selecting the Manage icon. From there, you can turn off or on a payment option for your transactions. Kindly refer to the steps outlined below:
For more information about processing your payments in QBO, see this article: Take and process payments in QuickBooks Online.
After sending invoices to your customers, you will begin to receive payments. Here are some guidelines to help you record them: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.
Additionally, you can personalize and add specific info to your invoice and other form styles in QuickBooks Online. To learn how, check out the steps in this article: Customize invoices, estimates, and sales receipts in QuickBooks Online.
Keep me posted if you have further questions about managing your payment options in QBO. I'll be around if you need help. Have a good one, @drosenberge!
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