Find out why your QBO file will not import — and safely repair what can be fixed.
Your bank file is analyzed in your browser. Review every change before downloading a repaired Web Connect file.
No bank login · Local file processing · No silent transaction changes · Independent from Intuit
Diagnose a Web Connect file
Select a .qbo file on this device. Analysis runs in your browser.
Your file never leaves this device during diagnosis.
Drag and drop is supported. Files are not uploaded.
Built for bookkeepers who cannot guess
QBO Clinic explains the failure, shows every proposed patch, and refuses to change money, dates, or transaction IDs unless you say so.
Explainable findings
Every issue has a rule ID, original location, severity, and a plain-language explanation you can send to a client or bank.
Reviewable repairs
Safe patches are listed with before/after snippets. Cancel any change. Download is disabled if nothing is selected.
Local processing
The file is read with the browser File API. We do not upload bank data, account numbers, FITIDs, or transaction text.
Financial invariants
Safe repairs must keep transaction count, amounts, posted dates, FITIDs, account IDs, currency, and account type unchanged.
File vs QuickBooks
When the problem is login, bank authorization, or account mapping, we say so and point to official troubleshooting.
Verified, not guaranteed
Compatibility labels distinguish structurally valid files from versions we have actually re-imported.
Questions bookkeepers ask first
We do not claim a guaranteed import. We diagnose the file and patch only what is safe.
Diagnose the file you already have
No bank login. No silent transaction changes. Review every patch before you download.