Rename, archive, restore, disconnect and remove a QuickBooks company on the dashboard. What each does, who may do it, and what a customer is asked first.
DashboardAvailable
Every company row on the QuickBooks page has the buttons below. Each one answers with a note at the top of the card, for example "Harbor Coffee Roasters is renamed."
Rename
Anyone in the organization can rename a company.
Press Rename
The row turns into a small form with the label "Company name in Haruno".
Type the new name and press Save
Cancel puts the row back. A name that is empty, or the same as before, changes nothing.
Renaming a company.
The new name is the one Haruno shows. It is the name in Haruno, not in QuickBooks.
Archive and Restore
Anyone in the organization can archive a company. It gets an Archived badge and the button becomes Restore.
In the Mac app, an archived company says so on its card, its books stay on the computer, and it is left out when the app syncs every company.
A company archived here is not offered in the app's Add company list until it is restored.
Archiving only hides the company from view. It does not end Haruno's access to QuickBooks. Use Disconnect for that. Connecting an archived company again through Connect to QuickBooks restores it. A Reconnect leaves it archived.
Disconnect (admins)
Disconnect ends Haruno's access to the company everywhere, on every computer. The company stays in the list, so it can be reconnected later.
The card asks first: "Disconnect Harbor Coffee Roasters? Haruno loses access to it everywhere. The company stays here, so you can reconnect it later." Then the row reads "Haruno's access to this company has ended." The button is not shown once access has ended.
On request, our team can run the same disconnect for a customer. The customer sees the same result.
Remove (admins)
Remove ends Haruno's access and deletes the company from the portfolio.
Remove asks first.
The card asks: "Remove Harbor Coffee Roasters? Haruno loses access to it and the company is deleted from the portfolio. Books already on your computers are not touched." The books in the apps stay where they are. What goes is the company's place in the portfolio and Haruno's access.
When something goes wrong
A red note appears at the top of the card.
Note
What it means
Only an administrator of your organization can do that.
A member tried an admin action.
This company changed meanwhile. The list has been reloaded; please try again.
Someone else changed the company a moment ago. The list is fresh. Try again.
If an admin disconnects the company inside QuickBooks, Haruno's access ends the same way, and the company is removed from the portfolio once Intuit confirms it. See Connect a company to bring it back.