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FTLLD
Level 2

How do I turn off predicted events in Cash Flow Planner?

I am new to Quickbooks, and while I enjoy some features, the Predicted events feature in Cash Flow Planner has me looking for new software already.  The predictions are wrong, very wrong, and are not needed.  Right now, I am forced to remove them one by one, and then do so again a few days later when new ones appear.  I just want to turn this feature off, but for some reason no ability exists for that.  How can you develop a predictive feature and not have the ability to turn it off?  Please help me out, or suggest a different software offering out there which would be better.

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ChristieAnn
QuickBooks Team

How do I turn off predicted events in Cash Flow Planner?

Hi there, FTLLD.

 

Currently, there's no option to turn off the predicted events in the Cash Flow Planner when it's already set up. Manually removing the entries one by one is the only way to do so. I can see how essential it is for your business to turn off some features that are not needed. I'll take note of this, so our engineers get more ideas on how to improve QuickBooks and give our customers the best experience possible.

 

For now, I suggest visiting our QuickBooks Blog to know about the latest news and updates from QuickBooks Online.

 

I'm also adding this article to further guide you in effectively managing your business using QBO: Help guide for QuickBooks Online. It contains topics about advanced accounting, banking, and payments to name a few.

 

Let me know if there's anything else you need help with. Know that I'm always here to help you anytime. Take care and keep safe!

FTLLD
Level 2

How do I turn off predicted events in Cash Flow Planner?

From reading other posts on this same topic, I see that it has been an issue for 2 years... There is no way a simple "off" function takes two years to develop.  Right now, cashflow is effectively useless to me because of this., as it is for many other people.

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