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We use QuickBooks desktop to send invoice for our customers to pay by credit card though QuickBooks online portal. I'm going through the PCI Compliance survey through Security Metrics and they want to know which credit card provider we use but Inuit and QuickBooks are not on the list. We do not process or keep credit card information. Please see the attached screenshot.
@john316 If you don't accept or process credit cards at all, you don't need to do the compliance thing. There would be NO reason for you to need it. It's QB that needs to be compliant, not you.
Let me share some insights about Security Metrics PCI Compliance concerns, john316.
Intuit has partnered with SecurityMetrics to streamline the PCI compliance validation process and help our QuickBooks Payments subscribers meet Data Security Standard (DSS) compliance requirements.
QuickBooks and Intuit aren't on the list since they are not a credit card provider. You need to indicate your credit card provider on the survey question.
If you have further questions about this SecurityMetrics, please contact them through this link: https://www.securitymetrics.com/portal/app/ngsm/pcidss/intuit.
I'm also sharing this article for detailed information about the QuickBooks Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance, please read this article: Learn about QuickBooks PCI Service.
I'm still available to assist if you have further questions regarding compliance or any other questions by adding them in the comment below. I'll be sure to help.
Please answer my question. I'm going through the PCI Compliance survey through Security Metrics and they want to know which credit card provider we use but Inuit and QuickBooks are not on the list. What do I enter here? I cannot finish the certification without entering a provider.
QuickBooks is my credit card provider and they are not on the list to select.
Hi, John.
QuickBooks is an accounting software that keeps track of financial functions like income and expenses. Thus, it isn't a credit card provider.
That said, I'd suggest reaching out to SecurityMetrics support so they can guide you about PCI compliance.
Don't hesitate to post in the forum whenever you have concerns.
I know this is late, but I had the same issue and I called their support number. The guy told me to manually type in Quickbooks Online (Since I only use quickbooks online) and they are working on fixing that yellow banner that pops up. I am now PCI Compliant, hope this helps!
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