Allow me to join this conversation and clear things up on where you can find the ACH authorization form.
You'll have to create a recurring sales receipt template first to get a hold of the form. Let me show you how:
Go to the Gear icon, then select Recurring Transactions.
Click New.
From the Transaction Type drop-down box, select Sales Receipt, then OK.
Enter a Template Name.
From the Type drop-down box, select Scheduled.
Select the customer’s name from the Customer drop-down box. Then, verify the email.
Note: You can select Automatically send emails to send notifications to your customer when you process their payment.
Set the interval. For example, if you need a sales receipt every first day of the month, the interval is Monthly on day 1st of every 1 month.
Enter the Start and End Date.
From the Payment method drop-down box, select Check.
Note: Select the Authorization hyperlink to send the Bank Transfer Authorization form to your customer. Check the box to ensure the payment will process each time a form is created.
In case you'd like to know where you can get the authorization form for credit card billing, take a look at this article: Set up a recurring sales receipt.
Do you have any other questions in mind? Post them in the comments below, and I'll get back to you.
Any way to make this an e-Sign automatically through a link given to our clients for *them* to input their own billing information? The entire purpose of Online accounting, online invoicing, automation software comes to a halt when we have to print out this final step on paper.
Have there been any updates on this? We manage a couple hundred or more recurring transactions and deal with rejections monthly because clients have received new cards. There has to be a better way to automate this. Does anyone know if QBO offers a way to obtain online cc info and signatures or is planning to in the future?
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