Is there a way to track when Certificates of insurance expires for vendors that are subcontractors?

Hello dvallejo-solarte!

Welcome to the Community. QuickBooks Online doesn't have a feature to track the expiration of certificates. However, I have a workaround for you.

You can add the expiration date in the Notes section of the vendor's profile. Here's how:

1. Select Vendor from the Expenses menu.
2. Click the vendor's name, then Edit.
3. On the pop-up, find the Notes field and enter the expiration date.
4. Tap Save.

I added this link if you need detailed steps on how to track the money moving in and out of your business: Track your cash flow in QuickBooks Online.

Post again here if you have additional concerns with vendors. Take care!

How do you get a report to show when the insurance expires if is in a notes field.  I do not want to continue to look at each vendor file to see when it expires.

Hi there, @Trenna1. 

In QuickBooks Online (QBO), you can customize and personalize your reports. To run a vendor report that includes the details added in the notes field, you can use the Vendor Contact List report. 

Let me guide you on how to do it. You can follow these steps:

1. Go to the Reports. 
2. From the Find report by name field, enter Vendor Contact List. 
3. Click Switch to classic view. 
4. Click Customize, then hit Change columns. 
5. Scroll down and tick "Note." 
6. Once done, click Run report. 
   
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If you wish to print your vendor contact list report, you can check out this article: How to print a vendor contact list in QBO.

Don't hesitate to reach us here in the Community if you need further assistance running your reports in QBO. We'll be here to help. Best wishes!