The result: you know which entries you approved, which ones posted, and which ones need further work.
Before you review
Have the source documents or instructions available. Check that your role allows approval for this company. A colleague can prepare the work even when a different person is responsible for approving it.Plan
Ask your assistant to prepare a plan for a specific company, job, and period. You can also build a plan from coded bank-feed lines in the console.Prepare a plan for Ridgeline’s March Amex charges. Show the proposed coding, total, warnings, and any entries that cannot post. Do not apply it yet.Zeno checks the proposed work against the connected ledger, including names, duplicates, closed periods, and applicable confirmed rules. Read those results; a plan being available does not mean every line is ready.
Review
Open the plan’s review page. Work through the evidence in this order:
Exclude lines that need more work, or ask your assistant to correct the work
and prepare a new plan. Review the revised plan before approving it.
Approve only the plan as you intend it to post. Zeno records your verdict
against that version of the plan, including your exclusions.
Apply
After approval, ask your assistant to apply the approved plan. This is the step that changes QuickBooks. If the reviewed plan or its exclusions changed, Zeno refuses to apply it. Prepare a new plan and review the current version. If a run already exists, read that result before retrying; repeating an apply does not create a second run for the same plan. For a feed plan, lines that have since been linked to existing transactions, excluded, or posted elsewhere are skipped. The plan shows them as already posted with an explanation. A plan with no remaining work is stalled.Check what posted
Read the run’s result rather than assuming every entry succeeded. Compare its posted total and entry count with what you approved, inspect failed or skipped lines, and confirm the entries in the QuickBooks register. If the connection was interrupted, inspect the recorded run before deciding what to retry. Zeno retains entry identifiers to avoid posting the same work twice; do not create a different source reference simply to bypass a refusal.Reverse
When a posted run needs to be undone, identify the run and review the affected entries before requesting its reversal. Reversal changes QuickBooks again; it does not erase the original run’s history. Zeno uses the transaction’s supported reversal operation: voiding where available, deleting where needed, and restoring recorded prior values for changes. Check the reversal result for anything that could not be undone.Restoring a deleted document creates a new QuickBooks identifier. Restoring a
void or an edit can act on the original document. The reversal result says
which happened.
Names go through the same door
Creating or changing a vendor, customer, account, or other name also needs a plan. Read Create, Modify, and Deactivate lines as carefully as transaction lines. Correct a near match before adding a second spelling of an existing name. Deactivating a name removes it from selection while preserving its posted history. Reversing a names run deactivates created names, reactivates retired ones, and restores the changed fields recorded before the write. Reactivating a parent does not automatically reactivate children that QuickBooks retired with it; inspect the reversal result.What a plan carries but does not keep
Do not include a vendor’s tax identifier, an employee’s Social Security number, or a date of birth in a plan. Zeno refuses those fields because plans and review history are retained. Enter them directly in QuickBooks Online. A plan may still mark a vendor for 1099 reporting. A Desktop import leaves vendor tax identifiers behind and lists the vendors that need to be finished in QuickBooks Online.Tool reference
How your assistant prepares the different kinds of plan
How your assistant prepares the different kinds of plan
These workflows all produce a plan for review. See the
hosted tool reference for parameters and restrictions.