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It's January 2024 and this bug still exists.
Did not work for me.
It is June 2024, has there been a resolve to this issue yet?
It is now June 2024, has anyone found a fix?
I'm here to share details about the needs attention alert on your invoices, @Coolit.
The needs attention alert is a sign that the payment link to the invoice has some issue that needs to be addressed. It cannot be removed directly until the underlying issue is resolved.
To remove this alert, we'll have to unlink the payment to the invoice, create a Journal Entry (JE), and link the JE to the unapplied payment. Allow me to elaborate further.
First, let's turn off the automatically apply credits in the settings for the unapplied payment to not apply.
Second, let's unlink the payment to the invoice.
Third, let's create a JE for the payment to be returned to the bank.
Fourth, let's link the Journal entry with the unapplied payment.
After following the steps above, you can now manually record the payment for the invoice through the receive payment feature.
Additionally, you can refer to this article about personalizing your invoices: Customize invoices, estimates, and sales receipts in QuickBooks Online.
Let us know if you have other concerns with your invoices. We'll be here to help you in any way we can.
Because the IRS really likes it when you delete invoices! This is idiotic. If the people at Intuit don’t think the IRS will review the audit log and question deleted invoices, they need some lessons in accounting. Also, we (as I’m sure many others do) close the books at month end. So any transactions with failed payments that overlap month end can’t be deleted anyway. The only correct and reasonable solution is for Intuit to add a checkbox to clear the alert. Why they refuse this solution continues to baffle me.
TWO YEARS LATER AND THIS PROBLEM HAS NOT BEEN FIXED. I HATE QUICKBOOKS BECAUSE OF THIS ISSUE.
TRUTH
DELETE THE PAYMENT!!
You don't have to delete the invoice! Delete the payment and replace it with a new one.
You still have to deal with the issue of the chargeback and possibly dummy invoices and second payments.
But delete the DEPOSIT.
Then delete the payment -- needs attention goes away.
Then create a new payment ... apply to invoice... create deposit... etc....
This problem has been going on since 2022 and still continues to be a problem in 2024. Why can't this be resolved?
That is an awful lot of work, for something that you could fix, so we didnt literally have to do 20 things
That doesnt work - quickbooks now deletes the payments themselves and issues the alert! That alert stays there forever!
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