ok, keep us posted
BoS have identified a fault and say they are working on a fix. They canāt give me a timescale though.
I got the same message when I tried to link to a Barclays account. However thereās a simple alternative which works better for me. If you select Other Bank instead of the named banks, you can copy in the transactions from a csv file. So you just need to download your bank statement into a csv file and then copy it into your Quickfile current account. Itās better for me because (a) I like to change the rather formulaic Barclays transaction descriptions into something more meaningful and (b) I need to split some of the bank transactions into more than one Quickfile transaction. Itās easier to first sort everything out in the spreadsheet and then copy into Quickfile.
Thanks Derek, that sounds like a good way of doing it. However, I cannot find where you can select an āotherā bank.
It seems this topic will automatically close shortly. Is there a way to keep it open until the issue is resolved?
Hi @bugtao
Iāve extended this for you. We can easily extend it further if needed.
What @Derek_Smith was referring to, was using a .csv download from your online banking account and uploading it manually rather than using a feed. This is where the āOtherā option comes into play.
To Bugtao (odd name!). āOtherā is at the bottom of the āPlease select your bankā dropdown list that has Barclays and Alliance Leicester at the top.
To Mathew. Iām the pensioner who called at your Accountex stand for help with my charity accounts. Your advice was just what I needed and Iām now using Quickfile a lot better. Thanks again
@Derek_Smith - I remember you! Glad to hear the advice was helpful! Please donāt hesitate to let us know if we can help further
My drop-down list has Barclays at the top then Bank of Scotland and 7 other banks, but no āotherā. Iāve looked at the Import Data function, but there doesnāt seem to have anything for bank statements. Maybe itās because Iām using the mobile site.
@Derek_Smith is talking about something completely different, the option to upload a CSV file of transactions from your local machine into QuickFile rather than the bank feed option where QuickFile pulls the data directly from the bank.
Yes, but how do you do that.
Hi @bugtao,
The step-by-step guide for uploading a bank statement can be found here: Importing your bank statement
Hope this helps
Thanks Beth. I have now managed to import my statement. It worked perfectly. Maybe I donāt need to use the open banking feed now!
The open bank feed is still not working. Is there anything QuickFile can do?
Hi @bugtao
I believe this may be the same issue raised in the Lloyds thread, in which case unfortunately, the issue is on Lloydās website and out of our control.
You may wish to monitor this thread for updates: Lloyds bank feed not activating
But can you contact them and ask them to resolve the problem for all your users?
When the issue is resolved, it should be resolved for all users. Itās an issue thatās affecting a small number of users, but the fix should resolve it for all those affected.
Are there any QF users out there who are successfully using an open bank feed with a BoS business account?
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