To get Chase statements, add a Chase connection with Statements selected. LedgerSync chooses the connection for you. Chase may not provide statements through Third Party Access. If statements don't arrive, connect with the account owner's login.
Check images come through a separate Chase connection, so selecting both Statements and Checks can add two connections.
If you do not have the account owner's Chase login, go to Client Actions > Communication Center, click Reconnect and Add Banks, select the client and send the invitation, so the client can connect Chase themselves.
1. The connection uses Third Party Access
If the connection was made with an accountant's login through Third Party Access, add Chase again with the account owner's login using the steps above, or invite the client as described above.
2. The connection needs someone to sign in again
If Chase asks for access to be approved again, the connection stops updating until someone signs in to Chase again. A refresh alone does not fix this. Select the connection in the left panel, open the Summary tab and click Fix Bank Connection, then sign in to Chase. If only the client can sign in, invite them as described above.
3. The only Chase connection is Chase Bank (Images)
A connection named Chase Bank (Images) brings in check images, not statements. Add a statements connection using the steps above. If the Images connection shows an error and you still need check images, click Fix Bank Connection on it as well.
4. LedgerSync does not receive statements for this account type
LedgerSync does not receive Chase statements for loans, lines of credit, mortgages or CDs. Chase business checking and savings accounts usually do get statements. For accounts without statements, ask the client for a copy from Chase.
5. The statement is under another account
Sometimes one Chase statement covers more than one account on the same login. If one account seems to be missing a statement, check the Statements tab for the other accounts on the same connection.