I just got square savings and thought about just fully switching and getting checking.. I use the self employed version of QB and if I cannot have it import my transactions there is no point to switch entirely. I can compile monthly what's going into savings as income but that's as far as I'll go
No one has time to manually create thousands of line items for every single transaction we conduct to deposit, in some cases, pennies into our folders. This HAS to get done. We're turning off Square savings until it is.
I presently use Tiller instead of QBO and would like to see this feature work with Tiller as well. Tiller uses Yodlee to import transactions, I believe.
My business is still fairly new, so I am just learning about this lack of feature and I'm think I'm going to switch over to use my local bank for Square transactions instead as this is very important to me. I definitely don't want to have to enter my line items manually.
Between my personal and business accounts, I have 20 accounts that all sync with Tiller. Tiller syncs with over 10,000 institutions, I'm really surprised to see that Square does not sync with them seeing as how Square is such a popular card reader for small businesses. Here's a link with info of the institutions Tiller syncs with: https://help.tillerhq.com/en/articles/432693-tiller-supported-financial-institutions-and-accounts
Ditto to all of the above statements. It is absurd to think you are integrating from two major players in the small business financial arena and they cannot get their apps to communicate properly. I've spent hours mapping items and trying to figure out a way to automate this, but it seems pointless.
