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Hi kimi2. My mistake, I should have linked you the page for getting logged into the Merchant Center. From the merchant center, you can see transactions that have come in and out and possibly be able to view ones that have attempted to deposit. Let me know if this helps. And if not, I highly suggest reaching out to our phone support team, they can handle sensitive information and will be able to access your account and get to the bottom of it for you. Have a great rest of your day.
Hi kimi2. It would be advised to reach out to Intuit Phone support to have a merchant services agent look at your account to see what happened. There's a chance the message displayed was only an error. To be sure though, it's best to speak with a merchant agent so they can determine if anything has occurred. Let me know if there's anything else I can do.
Hi there, @kimi2.
You can check your bank statement to find out which bank transfer transactions have been canceled. Also, I recommend contacting your client to discuss on how you settle the funds.
These steps may also help you view your bank statement in your QuickBooks Online account.
If this feature is not yet supported by your financial institution. You can directly request the bank statement to your bank.
For your future help, in case you'll need help downloading your bank transactions manually in your QuickBooks Online account, you can refer to this article: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online
If you have additional questions, feel free to leave a message in the comment section. I'm always around here in the Community to help. Take care and have a great day!
The problem is that I don't know how to find out which client it is. I got an alert on my dashboard that said:
Hi kimi2. I know exactly the article to help you find out what happened. We have a guide on how to handle a rejected or failed bank transfer here. It contains step-by-step instructions on finding these transactions and how to handle them going forward.
If you run into any other issues, or you can't find it you may need to speak with one of our support team by phone. You can get the up-to-date phone contact at the Intuit Support page. Have a great rest of your day.
There is nothing that tells me what was rejected
Hi kimi2. My mistake, I should have linked you the page for getting logged into the Merchant Center. From the merchant center, you can see transactions that have come in and out and possibly be able to view ones that have attempted to deposit. Let me know if this helps. And if not, I highly suggest reaching out to our phone support team, they can handle sensitive information and will be able to access your account and get to the bottom of it for you. Have a great rest of your day.
This helped me, but I don't see any transactions that were voided - I did a search for not only recent, but through the whole year.
Hi kimi2. It would be advised to reach out to Intuit Phone support to have a merchant services agent look at your account to see what happened. There's a chance the message displayed was only an error. To be sure though, it's best to speak with a merchant agent so they can determine if anything has occurred. Let me know if there's anything else I can do.
I suggest to add the link to that payment that got rejected in the dashboard notification.
Hi there, @EliteEden.
I appreciate the suggestion you've shared and I would agree that this would really help users to identify whose payment got rejected.
QuickBooks is accepting these kinds of feedbacks and you can share it through the QuickBooks Online program. Once it has been submitted, our product developers are going to assess it and may be included in our future enhancements. I'd be happy to show you how to send it directly to them.
I've added an article for your future reference about matching your bank transactions in QuickBooks Online: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online. This contains steps on how to find the exact transaction you've input in QuickBooks to match it to your bank's transaction.
I'll be around if you have other concerns. Feel free to comment about it below and I'll get back to you. Enjoy the rest of your day!
Agreed, @EliteEden! I submitted the following Feedback to QBO in your honor:
Please add a link to the related payment transaction so we can identify which customer was involved and contact them to rectify the situation. This can hardly be considered useful information without customer identification.
With all the fees we pay for this service, we shouldn't have to play detective as well. When QB sends the alert why not include the customers name with an invoice number? It shouldn't take a genius to fix this.
I can see the importance of including both the customer’s name and invoice number in payment-related alerts, @mmidyette.
Knowing these details allows you to quickly identify which customer transaction has an issue. With that, I suggest sending sending to our developers. That way, they can review your suggestions and most likely include this in future updates.
Here's how:
Your valuable feedback goes to our Product Development team to help improve your experience in QuickBooks Online. You can track feature requests through the QuickBooks Online Feature Requests website.
Additionally, you can tailor the look and layout of your invoices to improve communication with your customers. It gives you control over the information they receive and highlights the details crucial for your business.
Please let me know if you have additional concerns about QuickBooks alerts. I'll be here to help.
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