To seamlessly integrate a payment link with QuickBooks Online, you will need to sign up for a QuickBooks Payments or Merchant Service account. QuickBooks Payments is a built-in payment solution offered by Intuit. The feature can be added to your invoice and sent via email or text. Additionally, you have the option to send the payment link as a QR code, allowing customers to scan and make payments effortlessly using their mobile devices.
If you haven't signed up for QuickBooks Payments yet, you can follow these steps:
Go to the Gear icon in the top right corner.
Select Account and Settings.
In the left-hand menu, choose Payments.
Click Activate payments.
Enter all the information needed.
Once you sign up for a payment account, your application will be reviewed and subject to eligibility criteria, credit, and application approval.
Also, QuickBooks Payment or Merchant services are only offered in the US region, efenzer. In the meantime, you may want to utilize a third-party payment processor and connect it to your QuickBooks Online account. Search for one from the Apps menu, then go to Find apps.
Lastly, these articles may be helpful for gaining more insight into processing payments and staying informed about deposit times. They will provide additional details and ensure you stay updated with the latest information.
Please let me know if there's anything else you need help with regarding processing and accepting customer payments in QBO. I'm always here to help. Have a great day.
We have already QB merchant but what we are looking for is the option to add invoice payment links to statements. Currently, when we send a statement it does not include the link for each unpaid invoice which means we have to send all correspondence separately,
We need the statement to include a "Link" for each open invoice on the statement in which a customer can click to submit payment.
QuickBooks Online (QBO) does not currently offer a direct payment button for statements. Adding this feature could help improve your business operations. Let me discuss this further.
We are always working on improving our software. It would be helpful to pass this feedback to our product developers for their consideration in future updates.
Here's how:
Go to the Gear icon at the top.
Select Feedback.
Enter your comments or product suggestions. Then select Next to submit feedback.
Additionally, you can run and memorize reports to track your business performance in QBO.
You can always ask anything here in the Community, especially about managing your statements in QBO. I'd be glad to assist. Have a good one.
Even if there's no "button" that can be added in statements for direct payments, QB should provide the URL for payments in a convenient fashion. I want to use G-Accon to automate my Overdue Balance emails, but I need the payment link to use a prompt.
Hello, 138768. I acknowledge how valuable it would be for you to have a payment URL integrated directly into your statements for a smoother and more efficient payment process.
We appreciate your interest in this feature and understand its importance for streamlining your accounting processes. I encourage submitting a feature request for this directly to our development team. They actively consider customer suggestions when planning future updates and enhancements to QuickBooks.
Here's how:
Go to the Gear iconat the top.
Select Feedback.
Enter your comments or product suggestions. Then select Next to submit feedback.
Please know that implementing new features can take some time as we prioritize based on demand and complexity.
If you have any further questions or require assistance with any other task of QuickBooks, please don't hesitate to add them below. I'll be here to lend a hand.
I built a fix. QLink-Pay adds clickable Pay Now buttons directly to QuickBooks statements. Customers see exactly what they owe, click to pay, done. Auto-syncs back to QuickBooks. No duplicate receipts. No manual workarounds.
Many businesses run into this — statements are great for showing the full picture of what a customer owes, and adding a payment option directly to them makes the whole collection process so much smoother.
The good news is the QuickBooks App Store has apps built specifically for this. Just go to the QuickBooks App Store and search "payment link statements" — you will find solutions that embed clickable payment links directly into your statements so customers can pay in one click.
What payment methods are you looking to offer your customers — credit card, ACH, or both?
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