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QuickBooks Sync for E-Check Chargebacks

This article explains how E-Check chargebacks sync to QuickBooks, how retracted payments are handled, and what to expect during the sync process.

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Written by Michelle Carone
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When an E-Check payment is charged back or voided, SmartMoving reflects the reversal by creating a negative payment. This negative payment is then queued to sync to QuickBooks, ensuring your accounting records stay accurate.


How E-Check Chargebacks Sync to QuickBooks

When a chargeback occurs:

  • SmartMoving creates a negative payment to offset the original transaction

  • The negative payment is queued for sync to QuickBooks

  • The sync status updates automatically

This applies to both moving opportunities and storage account payments.


Retracted Payment Type

SmartMoving uses a special Retracted Payment type to represent E-Check chargebacks in QuickBooks.

Important Notes

  • The Retracted Payment type appears under the Accounts tab

  • It can only be mapped to an account of type Accounts Receivable

  • This mapping is required for chargebacks to sync correctly


Opportunity (Moving) E-Check Chargebacks

When a chargeback occurs on an opportunity:

  1. A negative payment is created automatically.

  2. The payment is queued for QuickBooks sync.

  3. Once synced, a green QuickBooks icon appears.

  4. Clicking View in QuickBooks opens the related Journal Entry.

If a sync issue occurs, it will appear in the QuickBooks Sync Errors section.


Storage Account E-Check Chargebacks

For storage-related chargebacks:

  1. A negative payment is created on the storage account.

  2. The payment is queued for sync.

  3. After syncing, a View in QB button appears.

  4. Clicking the button opens the corresponding Journal Entry in QuickBooks.

  5. Sync errors are displayed if applicable.


How Journal Entries Appear in QuickBooks

Each retracted payment creates a Journal Entry with two lines:

Credit Line

  • The chargeback amount appears in the Credit column

  • The Account is the mapped Accounts Receivable account

  • The Name is the associated customer

Debit Line

  • The same amount appears in the Debit column

  • The Account is the E-Check banking account

  • The Name is the associated customer

This structure properly reverses the original payment in QuickBooks.


Sync Status and Visibility

  • Synced payments show a green QuickBooks icon

  • Clicking the icon opens the Journal Entry in QuickBooks

  • Sync status updates normally alongside other payments

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