Quicken classic premier, R68.31

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Does the Quicken Classic mobile app support data entry for new transactions, or can it only edit transactions that already exist?

I'm asking because the product page only shows dashboards and graphs, and I couldn't find any screenshots demonstrating transaction data entry in the mobile app.

Thank you!

Decided to try the mobile app, and I downloaded and logged in.

It tells me that I don't have an account to restore.

I log into the Mac application fine, and I can log into my Quicken account on the website.

Does a Quicken Deluxe account not allow me to use the mobile app?

My account is paid to the end of the year.

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We do not want to see the hidden payees on Quicken Mobile. We only want to see currently active payees.

It slows us down tremendously to have to scroll through (or type through) all the hidden payees, just to get to the active payee that we're looking for.

Thank you!
Scott

I’m about to implement my first household budget.

I’m considering the Mobile app to let me enter transactions on an iPad. I see that there have been lots of concerns about it, but many of those are from 3 or 4 years ago. I also see the posts about budgeted transactions getting multiplied by 4, apparently as an artifact of either the Mobile app or the sync process.

My questions are whether this Mobile app is really ready for prime time. It should be, especially since downloads from banks aren’t in the picture. But I cannot tolerate my data getting scrambled, edited, corrupted, adjusted outside my control, etc. I’m an IT professional and I understand about not having the file open on 2 computers at once. Also, I’m the only person in the household that ever uses Quicken at all.

To summarize: I know my way around computers, I use Quicken in the simplest way possible, and I am completely intolerant of any anomalous behavior, period. The first obvious error I see will put me off Quicken, entirely.

So is this little Mobile app really ready to swim in deeper water? And will my data be secure, and never be used by Quicken or anyone else to try to sell stuff to me, or otherwise abuse my trust? And when my data is on your servers, will it be encrypted via a key known only to me?

I expect that any Qucken or Intuit person will say “yes!”. So I’m also interested in what the ‘civilians’ have to say.

Thank you all,

Steve

Is that still a limitation, or has that function been added?

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I'm having problems with Quicken and syncing. I've changed some scheduled transactions and when I sync, the old schedule comes back after I sync. It appears that the scheduled transactions are coming back from the cloud sync, instead of updating the cloud with the new scheduled transactions.

Hopefully I'm making sense with this.

I've changed the splits in both Quicken AND online and saved them. I've reset the cloud data, and it is still there!

I don't know if I'm not accessing the data correctly — I've gone into my calendar and clicked on the transaction and then into the splits that I wanted to change. I've also gone into the memorized transaction to make sure that THIS is also saved correctly, but it SEEMS to pull from the calendar data, not the memorized transaction. This is a weekly scheduled transaction and just is plainly screwed up and keeps coming back after I sync!

HELP!

Rick

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When I click sync on the desktop the transaction added from the iphone app never appears. In fact it will disappear from the iphone.

Sync appears to only be going one way. From desktop to phone.

Is this a proper operation of the sync function?

Using Quicken Classic R65.29 Build 27.1.65.29

Since I couldn't find any posts within the past year discussing this matter so thought I'd ask again.

I stopped using the mobile Quicken a few years back because it would change the budget numbers I had plugged into monthly budget on my desktop.

Since it's been a while since I turned on mobile sync, I thought I would check to see if this issue has been resolved.

I would only use the mobile app when I was traveling and it was nice to stay on top of finances while away, but was not worth it when I would have to painstakingly go through and revise the monthly budgeted numbers to my original amounts.

Anyone know if Quicken may have resolved this problem? It would sure be nice to log in on mobile when traveling.

Thanks,

Steve

That was working until I messed something up trying to create a new data file for the new year. I created a new file, had some difficulty with my account connections, got them working, and ultimately renamed the cloud account to QDATA2026. In the process I unintentionally removed my wife from access to the cloud account. I sent her a new access invitation which she accepted - but when she logs in to the mobile app it fails to load QDATA2026, saying "You do not have any synced accounts". If she selects a data file to load, QDATA2026 is there but it will not load, and the same error is produced.

I am able to access QDATA2026 from my mobile app with no problem. I am at a loss as to how to restore her access to the data. I have tried to reset the cloud data from the desktop and that does not help.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Hopefully I'm making sense with this.

I have no idea what to do! Can I delete the cloud sync somehow and start over? Is there something else I can do instead??

Thanks

I want to fully delete my account, how can I do this?

credit card account connectivity error / chasing that down in parallel to this question

on bank website, each time I enter bank credentials as requested by Q-app I get an error message that the quicken windows app has been denied - - - should this show up as a Mac app?

have not been able to successfully sync features to cloud / mobile since around 830 EST on 27 NOV

Is there any possibility that its disappearance is a bug? If not, what was the rationale for deprecating this feature? And is there any chance of recovering it? For me, the ability to view transaction downloads and manually match them to scheduled transactions has been quite valuable and makes the pairing of the mobile and desktop services nearly seamless. Perhaps I'm an outlier, but I wanted to put it out there for discussion.

With Apple becoming very vague as to whether it considers its computer a laptop or an iPad, I was wondering if it's time to see if Quicken can create "Quicken for ipadOS" as an alternative to Quicken for Mac. I do see many more colleagues opting to travel with an iPad rather than a laptop these days. In fact I find that my iPad does everything my Mac does except run Quicken.

I guess what I would like to see is a Quicken for iOS which can run on a top line iPad as a native standalone program comparable to Quicken for Mac, or an option to allow my laptop to automatically synchronize with Quicken mobile every 30 or 60 minutes so Quicken mobile stays up-to-date when I'm away from my laptop. There's obviously no way I can manually synchronize my laptop with my iPad if I'm not at home for a few weeks.

Are there many others that are in this situation? Would this actually be a viable product? It would sure be useful for me.

FYI

I am having an issue with the mobile app multiplying actual spending data in the budget section of the app. I am using Quicken Classic for Mac version 8.3.2.

When I set up the budget on the desktop, the data all appears correct, but when it syncs to the mobile app (as well as the web app), the actual spending data is multiplied by 4; for example, if the groceries budget category has a transaction in October where $25 was spent, the mobile app budget displays that $100 of the budget amount was spent.

I had a chat conversation with the support area and they had no information on this issue. Is there anyone who has any ideas?

Thanks!