Balancing the Books: Weekly or Daily Reconciliations in QBO

By Matt Roberge
July 26, 2010
Learn that in QuickBooks there are options when reconciling. You can reconcile on a monthly, weekly or daily basis.

Bank reconciliations…I know eeeww! 

Balancing the books does not have to be a complicated art that only your accountant has the skills to do.

However, reconciling the bank accounts, loans, and credit cards is essential in the accounting cycle.

Try this helpful tip to make your reconciliations a breeze.

In a previous post, I discussed how sorting your accounts by cleared status can help manage cash flow. This feature also allows for daily, weekly, or monthly reconciliations. 

Here is how you perform daily reconciliations in QuickBooks Online (QBO):

  • Click on any bank account or credit card account to open that account’s register
  • Following the payment and deposit columns, you will notice a checkmark-marked column on the right side of the register. 
    • This column shows uncleared, cleared, and reconciled transactions.
      Screenshot 2024-08-30 at 12.33.12 PM
    • You can visually reconcile your account balance by pulling up the ending balance of each transaction or day’s activity.

There are two HUGE advantages to doing this:

  1. Your monthly reconciliation to your bank statement will be done, quickly.
  2. Combining this procedure with sorting by cleared status allows you to gain even more control over your cash flow.
SLCB CTA 1

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE THESE

Blog Posts

Weekly Drop

Above Sea Level is our weekly drop for small business owners who want to rise above the noise and run smarter. Each issue delivers clear, actionable insights on bookkeeping, forecasting, and financial strategy—plus real stories from business owners like you. No jargon. No fluff. Just straight-up advice to help you stay elevated.

CFO-level support, without CFO-level cost.

You don’t need to hire a full-time CFO to run a tight ship. With SLC Bookkeeping, you get expert financial support at a fraction of the cost—without sacrificing quality or control.