How to Match a Deposit to a Customer Payment

Seeing the “Match” icon in your bank feed is always a really good feeling, but sometimes, you get stuck and have to find a way to manually match a transaction in the bank feed. In this quick How To, we are going to show you how to match a deposit to a customer payment.

If you don’t see an immediate match, click on the transaction and then click “Find Match”.

 

QBO Find Match

 

Once “Find Match” is clicked, then a screen will come down of all available invoices and payments that can be used to match up the transaction. In this example, we have selected a few of the payments from the list.

 

QBO Match Transactions

 

You’ll notice that the amounts selected don’t match up to the total of the deposit from the bank. At the bottom of the Match Transactions screen, you have the option to resolve the difference and you can add a new transaction to record the amount that has not been checked off. You can make this a positive or negative here. In this example, we have more payments matched than the deposit total, so we are using a negative.

 

QBO Resolve Difference

 

If you run into an issue with finding the transactions that you want to manually match, first check your date range on the match screen. If that doesn’t work, then go back to the payment you want to include and make sure it is being recorded to undeposited funds, which is a default account provided by QuickBooks Online.

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Cathy Iconis

Cathy Iconis, CPA is the creator and facilitator of the weekly tweetchat #QBOchat and the website QBOchat.com - a community for QuickBooks Online Users. She is also the founder of Iconis Group, an Intuit Top 20 Firm of the Future, that supports small businesses all over the United States with their bookkeeping needs. She is a five-time recipient of the prestigious CPA Practice Advisor 40 Under 40 Award, given annually to just 40 people nationwide.

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