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I know a way how to handle that, sales-cookeville.
You can manually record those sales transactions in QuickBooks Online. You may use an invoice if the customer agrees to pay you later. I'll show you how:
If you were paid on the spot, you'll have to use a sales receipt. You can read this link to be guided in entering it: Create and send sales receipts in QuickBooks Online.
Additionally, I've included an article that will help you manage and track the status of sales transactions: View sales transactions.
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Hi sales-cookeville,
Hope you’re doing great. I wanted to see how everything is going about your concern. Were you able to enter the cash payments? Do you need any additional help or clarification? If you do, just let me know. I’d be happy to help you at anytime.
Looking forward to your reply. Have a pleasant day ahead!
I can offer 2 ways,
#1 for the sync/import into QB for sales receipts/recv payments have those post to undeposited funds account, then in the bank account feed you match those transactions to the payment/sales receipts from the undeposited funds account. When all the bank acct feeds are posted the transactions left in undeposited funds "Should" be all the cash payments and then you make a "deposit" in QB to show all those cash payments are deposited into the petty cash account in QB.
#2 for clients that refuse to use undeposited funds/do not want to match transactions I have them create a bank in QB named "Sales to account for" or "Collected Sales", then in the bank account feed post all deposits to that account (no matching), after all bank acct feeds are posted the remaining balance in the "Collected Sales" "Should" be only the cash payments and then just do one entry at day/week/month end to move that remaining balance to the petty cash account. Keep in mind that at the end of a month the "Collected Sales" acct MAY have correct balance as payments/deposits may not actually go the real bank account until the 1st few days of the next month so this account may NOT to zero at the end of a week/month. This method does not have matching/checks & balancing built in like options #1 but sometimes this is the best way for clients to get it all posted WITHOUT the proper matching/checks and balances.
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