Has anyone used moneythumb?
I can only download TD Bank 6 mths back, so I found moneythumb, it made the QFX file
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I am working in Windows, using Parallels
What the error message is telling you is that the .QFX file created by moneythumb does not identify the account as coming from a participating Quicken financial partner.
So, somewhere in your moneythumb setup, you did not select the appropriate financial institution as your TD Bank. You need to contact moneythumb for help.
open the QFX file with Notepad - it's just a text file - scroll down a little -
look for the FI number - this is the Financial Institution ID for Quicken to match….. Here is Chase - let us know what number you find, and we can look for it in the Quicken FIDIR list -
10898 10898 10898 Chase https://www.chase.com/ 1-877-242-7372 https://www.chase.com/ ACTIVE BANKING,CREDIT&WEB-CONNECT BANKING,CREDIT,ACCOUNTINFO,INVESTMENT&EXP-WEB-CONNECT
BTW - what does the PDF topic title mean… —> moneythumb PDF to QFX
what does the PDF topic title mean… —> moneythumb PDF to QFX
moneythumb PDF to QFX
This means taking a PDF statement and change it to a QFX file to import into Quicken
huh ? a PDF file is a specially formatted file - and QFX is a plain text file with plain markup tags as above in my Chase example-
So …. how do you "change " a PDF file into a QFX text file ?
That's what Moneythumb does.
oh wow .. @Rocket J Squirrel - tnx
Still would be interesting to see the resulting QFX text file -
https://www.moneythumb.com/pdf-to-quicken/
Moneythumb was helpful, I am Cdn and I used the right bank, but it does exist in USA and thus the FID was USA.
Changed to right one, worked like a charm.
It would be interesting to know how Moneythumb determined the FID. Maybe they have made a copy of the fidir.txt file and search it, but only have the US version of it. What I do in ImportQIF is just point the user at the fidir.txt file and have them put in th FID.
Note that ImportQIF doesn't do PDF conversions. The PDF format can be extremely complicate even to the point that what you are looking at is an image that has to be read by OCR, so I don't touch that format.
When you load your PDF you choose whether an account, credit card . . .
Then you choose FID, it can be the wrong institution, however, you put yr acct number in so Quicken recognizes that then just specify what acct you want to put it in.
I use TD bank for one acct, so no issue directly loading to the correct acct, then I used the same FID for another account and just switched before it was uploaded.
You can load several PDF statements at one time too and then upload the conversion all together as well.
They have within the program FIDs to choose from btw, no need to actually look for it either.
Support was very responsive as well.
example of how it is done —
https://youtu.be/PNLfYHtpsHI
@Lorita Thanks for the information.
