That's interesting.

Sounds like the "go get the bank statement" feature that shows up in the reconciliation process. I've had some come across automatically but others I can request and get nothing.

These patchwork product "releases" with no documentation provided, in this case to know the range of which banks use it and whether to know if yours/mine is actually working, is not extremely helpful. There is nothing like saying something to a client and then finding out not only I don't know what I'm talking about, but QuickBooks doesn't either. :-D

Today's "In the Know" webisode covered improvements in migration tools. They do look good but  migration is being covered again only a few months after it was covered in a previous "I t K". The other part of the webisode was about how great their new process to involve us with product changes, keep us updated as to the release cycle, etc. is.

Maybe these "half-baked" improvements will diminish or at least be explained better?????

Intuit just isn't willing to acknowledge any of its mistakes and how they impact us as their front line ambassadors... and soldiers, much less the civilian casualties.

Good luck, everybody.

Thank you for the posts and replies.