Client Rules are categorization rules you set up for one client's QuickBooks Online company. This article shows where to find them, what the Client Rules page shows, and what happens when you add, edit or turn off a rule. It assumes the client is already connected to QuickBooks Online and set up in LedgerSync.
A Client Rule takes priority over a Global Rule. A Global Rule never replaces a categorization made by a Client Rule, and a Client Rule replaces a Global Rule's categorization on a transaction that has not been sent to QuickBooks Online.
For how firm-wide rules work, see GLOBAL RULE.
Each bank account must be mapped to an account in QuickBooks Online. You do this under Settings, Initial Setup, Bank Accounts Mapping. Transactions from an account that is not mapped are not sent to QuickBooks Online.
Next to Filter by you can narrow the list by:
Tick the checkboxes on the left to select rules, then use Enable Selected, Disable Selected, Delete Selected or Export to Excel.
Rules only apply to unreviewed transactions. When you save a new rule, it is applied to the client's matching transactions in the For Review tab.
Click anywhere in the rule's row. The rule opens so you can change any of its details, including its Priority. Click Save when you are done, or Delete to remove the rule.
Note: When you save an edited rule, LedgerSync applies it again to the client's transactions in the For Review tab that have not been sent to QuickBooks Online:
Transactions already moved to Categorized, and transactions already sent to QuickBooks Online, are not changed.
When you turn a rule off, the categorization it gave to transactions in the For Review tab is cleared. When you turn it back on, it is applied again.