Use the cash flow planner
by Intuit•71• Updated 2 days ago
Learn how to use the cash flow planner in QuickBooks Online.
Track your income and expenses with the cash flow planner. Manage transactions within the planner without affecting your books.
Note: The cash flow planner isn’t available in QuickBooks Online Accountant and in all other versions if Multicurrency is on.
Set up your account
To set up your planner, connect your bank and credit card accounts. This way, you can use the data from your accounts in all QuickBooks.
Manage items
Add, edit, or delete items in the planner for potential income and expenses. You can also create repeating items to make planning even easier. Here’s how.
Note: Items in the planner aren't actual transactions. They won’t appear in your books.
Add an item
- Go to Dashboards and select Planner (Take me there).
Note: If it’s your first time, select Start planning, then select Let’s go. - Select Add item.
- Select Money in if the item is income, or Money out if it's an expense.
- Give the item a name in the Description and enter an amount in Amount.
Note: If it’s a recurring item, select Repeating. Then select how often the item repeats. - Select Save.
Edit an item
- Go to Dashboards and select Planner (Take me there).
- Select the item you want to edit.
- Edit the info.
- Select Update.
Delete an item
- Go to Dashboards and select Planner (Take me there).
- Select the item you want to delete.
- To delete a non-repeating item, open the item, select Remove, then Remove to confirm.
- To delete a repeating item, open the item, select Remove, then
- Select Only item to delete that single item in the series.
- Select Entire series, then Confirm to delete all repeating items.
Customise your planner
Select the data you want to see in your planner. Here’s how:
- Go to Dashboards, then select Planner (Take me there).
- On the planner page, select the gear ⚙ icon.
- Select your preference.
- In the Select linked accounts section, select the accounts that you want to show in the Cash flow planner.
Note: Select Link bank account to link another bank account. - In the Threshold section, set an amount you don’t want to go under.
- In the Select linked accounts section, select the accounts that you want to show in the Cash flow planner.
- Select Save.
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