Hi Victor,
At this stage Reckon Accounts has Bank Data that enables you to import your bank statement your Reckon Accounts File, not Bank feed that enables you to set up rules, match transactions & reconcile.
Hope this helps
Kind Regards
Kay
Reckon are working with Yodlee who may or may not have an agreement with Credit Unions to enable an export.
But from memory you cannot import data to a credit union bank account i.e. an ABA file, so are you able to export at all?
Paypal is not available either to export and import.
Kind regards,
Sally McIntosh
sally@samsolutions.com.au
Hi Boyd,
I have not heard anything, but maybe Mirko can confirm if he is reading this?
Sally McIntosh (Sally@samsolutions.com.au)
Any update on this? When will Paypal be supported?
Hi @VDLPAUL
This is an extensive list (updated in 2020) & includes PayPal, even back then so looks like it's been available for a while 😊:
https://help.reckon.com/article/qaq3ozsps2-kba-5308-bank-feeds-available-on-reckon-bank-data#:~:text=NAB-,PayPal,-St%20George
I wish this was true. We opened a ticket and after two months of going backward and forward with the Reckon technical support team, we have been advised that Paypal is not supported. I was given a link to explain how to manually upload the transactions, but have since found out this is also flawed as it is not able to handle foreign currency.
😩
Do you have foreign currency enabled in your company file ?
No, we report in AUD. Our bank data in our previous accounting package just pulled through Paypal in AUD (i.e. converted it from foreign currency for us)
@Rav may know more about this ?
@Acctd4 Thanks Shaz 🙂
@VDLPAUL It looks like you're using Reckon One as opposed to Reckon Accounts Desktop which this post is related to. I'll flick you a reply on one of the Reckon One posts you've commented on 🙂
We specifically searched out accounting software that had Paypal feed, and this software advertises that it can do it…