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Set Up Users and Roles
For QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise users:
- QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise is the only version that can create a “view-only” user.
- Changing access for one user’s role affects all other users with the same role. If you want to change access for only one user, duplicate the role, assign the duplicate role to that user, and edit the permissions for the duplicate role.
- If you want to modify an existing user, select Edit User. To view the summary of the restriction that was set up for the user profile, highlight the user, then select View User.
- In QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise 19.0, you can now restrict access to certain areas used by certain users in QuickBooks.
- Learn more about creating and modifying roles in QuickBooks Enterprise.
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- Go to the Company menu, then select Set Up Users and Password > Set up Users.
- Select Add User…
- Fill out the User Name, Password, and Confirm Password fields, then select Next.
- On the Access for user: (username) window, choose which area of QuickBooks the user has access to, then select Next.
- If you choose Selected areas of QuickBooks, you can customize the restrictions for different areas of the company file for the newly created user by selecting No Access, Full Access, or Selective Access.
- When done, select Finish.
Hide Account Balances from unauthorized users
The Home Page displays balances for accounts receivable, accounts payable, bank, and credit card accounts. To keep users from seeing the account balances, the user’s access rights must be restricted.
- From the Company menu, select Set Up Users and Password > Set Up Users.
- Highlight the user, then select Edit User…
- Choose Selected areas of Quickbooks radio button, then keep selecting Next until you are on the Sensitive Accounting Activities page.
- Select No Access.
- Keep selecting Next until you reach the end, then select Finish.
Resolve Unexpected Results
Error: “There is already a user with that name” when adding a new QuickBooks user
1: Update QuickBooks Desktop to the latest release
2: Create or restore a QuickBooks portable company file
3: Resolve data damage on your company file
User with full access cannot open Payroll Setup
Even if they have full access and are in single-user mode, secondary users that are not the Admin or External Accountant cannot open the Payroll Setup. If they try to open the Payroll Setup, they will get the error message:
Only the QuickBooks administrator or an External Accountant can perform this action. You must reopen the company file and log in as the Admin or External Accountant to do this.
Restriction to the full payroll setup is as designed. Only the QuickBooks Administrator or an External Accountant can perform this action. If the secondary users have full access, they can still access the change payment method and change filing method portions of payroll setup from the payroll center.
To resolve this issue, you need to remove sensitive reporting.
- Sign in as the QuickBooks Admin.
- Go to the Company menu, then select Setup Users and Passwords > Set Up Users.
- Highlight the user, then select Edit User.
- Follow the Change User Password and Access wizard to remove sensitive reporting access.
Note: If the user has access to sensitive accounting reports like Balance Sheet or Profit & Loss, they will still see the names and amounts on paychecks.
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