Quickbook integration
I need to get QB and RGP to be best friends. When doing so, I am prompted with a window that says I am attempting to let an application without a certificate allow access to QB.
If I click continue--I get this:
"This application is not signed with a digital certificate. If you allow unsigned applications to access your file, a different application can use the same application name and possibly misuse your data."
Is this normal, and do I proceed from this warning?
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Yes, that's normal. Just ignore the warning. We digitally sign the MSI install package, but not the individual executable files. Try not install any other application called "Rock Gym Pro" ;)
OK, I have a consultant coming in to help out with this as well.
I had set up a list of income accounts in QB, but I never had QB linked to RGP.
I am at the point of doing the "QB accounting transfer". I have been inputing everything manually into RGP, so at this point I have NOTHING actually linked. All the deposits from X-charge and cash deposits I have manually input into QB. So I know how much money I have made with deposits, but I have no idea (at this point) where the money came from (ie rentals, day passes, retail drinks, memberships etc)
At the "QB accounting transfer", IF I set the date to when I opened (June 1st), will this create everything again into QB (double entries?)?
In your opinion, what is the best way to attack this?
I'd just delete all the transactions in QB from June 1st and then transfer everything via the QB integration starting June 1st - otherwise you'd get duplicates.
Alternately, you can just change the date in the QB transfer window to begin transfers starting with today's date.
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