Payments Failing to Transfer

- out of old habit, payments were already manually applied in QB
- a credit memo was applied, changing the amount due after the payment run
- invoice was deleted and recreated
This failed payment should be investigated to try and determine the cause, as well as to make sure your client is given credit for the payment they have made. If someone has already manually created and applied a payment receipt in your QuickBooks:
- Click on the "Resolve Now" button.
- Hover on the three dot menu: You may immediately click “Dismiss Syncing”
- You may "delete" if you don't want the item displayed in the history in the portal

If a credit memo was applied:
- You should un-apply the credit memo, reopening the full invoice balance and the payment should reconcile automatically on the next sync. This will allow you to apply the outstanding credit to a different invoice, or to have it available for use on a future invoice.
If it is determined one or more of the invoices to which the payment applies where deleted and recreated, then this may have broken the mapping of how the payment should be applied in Quickbooks. In this scenario, you will need to manually recreate the received payment record in QB, then use the “Dismiss Syncing” button found on the admin overview page to tell ConnectBoosterwe no longer need to send the payment to QB.
If you cannot identify exactly which of the situations above caused the failure, but the incident is isolated and you do not have a large percentage (10%+) of your payments failing to sync, then it is recommended your follow the procedure immediately above to reconcile the failed record. Please let us know if payments are failing frequently, as it may indicate certain settings which are in need of attention!