I'd love to assist you here promptly, @GeorgeTheCat. However, to give you the most accurate solution, please provide a screenshot of what you've encountered.
In the meantime, please be aware that QuickBooks Online has recently introduced an exciting new feature called IntuitFinancing, which is subject to credit approval through Intuit Credit Karma's marketplace.
This new feature is automatically turned on and will be triggered if the amount in your estimate exceeds two thousand, which causes the Intuit financing and credit card offers to appear in your estimates.
To turn this off and remove it for the upcoming estimates, please follow these steps:
Once done, send an example estimate to your email to see if the Intuit financing and credit card offers are still available. If the issue persists, I recommend contacting our phone support team. They have the necessary tools and expertise to check the cause of this issue further.
Additionally, you can check out these articles to learn how to personalize your estimate and convert it into an invoice:
Moreover, you might want to schedule a free consultation with our QuickBooks Live Expert Assisted? They can offer tips and guidance about managing your QuickBooks Online account.
I'll be on the lookout for your response so we can dive into your concern together and work toward the best possible solution tailored to your needs, @GeorgeTheCat. Your experience matters, and we're here to assist every step of the way.
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