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Like to be able to sync foreign accounts/currencies with Quicken Mobile (85 Legacy Votes)
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Do you have the CA version?I just discovered on a trip to the US that my US accounts were missing from my mobile version. After reading through this thread there is no committed date to add this feature to mobile. The lack of commitment is frustrating.
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Also, don't forget to click VOTE at the top of the page to have your vote counted.I just discovered on a trip to the US that my US accounts were missing from my mobile version. After reading through this thread there is no committed date to add this feature to mobile. The lack of commitment is frustrating.
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Hi Alex, any update on the ability to use multi-cuurency for the quicken App? It would be VERY VERY helpful to have, as it would allow us the ability to correctly engage the budgeting function on the app, which is a major drawcard to using the app. Look forward to hearing back. RegardsHello All,
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at a minimum, allow foreign cash accounts (balances and transactions) to be visible in the app. i currently use both iPad and Android mobile apps.
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Yes, cash accounts! There is no reason for this to be difficult, they are just like US cash accounts. Your customers travel. Your customers live abroad. Make your upgrades worth paying for Quicken!2
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I recently had to upgrade from Quicken for Mac 2017 into the new Deluxe 2019 Version 5.11.0 (Build 511.25626.100) just to have multi currency conversion into the home currency properly displayed in the group and subgroups balances.
The mobile app for IOS must have the same functionality. The home screen with subtotals and total, reports such as top trending categories, spending over time, net income over time, monthly summary, etc, are totally useless, as the IOS app is adding values from different currencies without converting and assuming they are all in the same home currency. If this is not fixed, the IOS app is pretty much useless.0 -
When will we be able to see all accounts in the Quicken Mobile App, including those in other currencies2
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When will we be able to see all accounts in Quicken Mobile App, including those which are in currencies other that US dollars?1
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Your guess is as good as anyone else.Quicken does not announce future features.QMobile was a good example of that, unless you were a beta tester, no one knew, it just dropped out of the blue when QW2013 was released.-splasher using Q since 1996 - Subscription - Win10
-also older versions as needed for testing
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Do please add this functionality!!!
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Im a foreign user of quicken since 2005 (US version). I updated to quicken 2015 (US version) to have the mobile app, but then I realized it is not possible to have accounts in foreign currency on the mobile app. Im sure there will be lot of international users of quicken and this will be a good feature to have. Hope we can have it soon!!0
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Until now the mobile versions could not be used if you had accounts in different currencies.0
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Same issue in Australia, no support, very disappointing.0
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This feature is one of the most requested... Full multicurrency integration. Please Quicken, keep an eye on it.. This upgrade would prabably open market for you, bringing a lot of costumers all around the world that think that feature is extremelly necessary.1
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I unfortunately stopped using quicken last year because of this. I mean, It does not seem to be a hard ask to have multi-currently accounts Sync. All my main accounts are in other currencies. So what is the use paying for a new version of quicken if I cannot make use of the mobile features? :(1
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I live outside the United States most of the year. I will not recommend Quicken to friends and colleagues until there is foreign currency capability on the iOS app.1
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I'm based in Australian and recently moved over from Quicken to Moneydance after 20 years. Quicken have no idea how much business they are missing out on by not having foreign currency support, we have no web or app compatibility in Australia so there is no point in paying for features that we cant use.
How about one of you dedicated members of the Quicken team who monitor this forum push this feature up the chain, become a hero with a big pay rise to boot after Quicken's turnover suddenly spikes with new customers all around the world.
If i worked for the company this would be the first thing i would push for. Not to many years ago their was a Quicken Australia and this program was the number one application recommended by accountants and financial advisors. There are literally thousands of customers here that would jump back on board given the international currency and local App support.
Someone at Quicken needs to slap themselves very hard to wake up to the missed opportunity that Australia and many other countries can offer.2 -
:s When will Quicken add mobile/web support for non USD account?
I don't live in the US, and I'd been using Quicken for over 10 years. My last version was 2015. I bought this new subscription version mainly for the mobile feature. But only to found it does not support non USD account. Very disappointed.0 -
I have the Canadian edition of Quicken. When using quicken mobile it doesn’t convert US$ to Cdn$ in calculating the net worth1
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I am an Australian user who recently moved over to Quicken Canada from Reckon Personal Plus in Australia.
Reckon, charged an exorbitant annual subscription for a product that has not been updated for years and has no support. I think you will find a lot more Australians making the switch as the files transfer over very well in Australian dollars and date format.
I can live without One Step Update as I have few shares now but the icing on the cake would be if the Web and Mobile apps supported foreign currencies. I knew about this when I managed to download the Quicken app from the US Apple store and my accounts do actually show up in the app but won't allow me to get any further.
What I can't understand is that I am a member of a Facebook Group of dissatisfied Reckon users in Australia (there are a lot of us!) and one member has got the mobile app and web working in Australian dollars. He is, however, using the Mac version of Quicken so is this the reason his works?
If it does work for Mac versions, surely it wouldn't be that hard to adapt it for Windows? Would be really interested to know how his working.
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Yes need mobile to properly handle foreign currencies0
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I'm also one of the many Australians who have changed over to Quicken Deluxe from Reckon, which I started using in 1993! The lack of development of the product and their insistence on locking in users to continue paying the subscription to access our data are the main reasons for me.
Could I add my vote please for AUD to be added as a syncable currency so that we Aussies can also use mobile and Web.0 -
I have been a Quicken user since 1995 - started using it in the U.S., and continued to use when I moved to Singapore. I have been considering shifting to other applications, but would consider staying on Quicken if my data entry can be made easier by using the mobile transaction entry. Unfortunately, since the mobile version does not support foreign currency, the mobile app is essentially useless for me - most of my day-to-day spending is in SGD. Please add this capability if you want to keep this 26-year user!0
