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How to Import Store transactions

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To import Store transactions, click Banking in the sidebar.


Click the Actions dropdown to the right of the Store Clearing Account.


Choose Import Transactions from the dropdown.


Select the date range then click Fetch transactions to import.


Click Import Transaction to the right of each transaction you’d like to import.


Or click the Hide Transaction (eye icon) button to hide it from the list.


Check that all fields are filled correctly and assign a category. The store fees category will auto-populate as a split with a negative amount.

Click Save & Close. This will take you back to the Transactions Available to Import screen. Import one by one until finished.


When funds are transferred from the Store in Cheddar Up to your bank account, record this as a New Transfer in MoneyMinder.


Click Banking in the sidebar


Click the Actions dropdown to the right of the Store Clearing account.


Choose New Transfer from the dropdown.


The From bank account should be the Store Clearing account. The To bank account should be the account the money was deposited into, i.e. checking account.

Fill in the details and click Save.


Note: If you have bank integration, deposits from Cheddar Up can be imported as transfers rather than manually recorded.


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4 Comments

  1. Sandra Halbrook

    If we take a cash payment in the cheddar up app, it imports but says “Transaction handled outside of Cheddar Up”. I can understand why I can’t import the cash transaction but is there a way to hide it or otherwise address it, so it doesn’t keep coming up as a transaction available to import?

    1. Traci Hahn

      Hi Sandra,

      Yes, you can hide those transactions in the import screen by clicking the “eye” symbol to the left of the import button.

  2. Jennifer

    Is there a way to mass import transactions into one category? For instance we run a store for a fundraiser, and within that fundraiser the purchaser can purchase multiple items from different item types. When it is time to import the transactions we have to manually go through each sale and then manually assign the category for each item purchased. This is time consuming. Is there an easier, less time consuming way to do this?

    1. Traci Hahn

      Hi Jennifer,

      There are a couple of things you could consider in this situation.

      First, if you make your budget category names in MoneyMinder the same as the item names in your Cheddar Up store, the budget categories will auto-full when importing. You will still import each transaction individually, but the budget category will auto-fill which can save time.

      The second thing you might consider is if you don’t need to track the details of each item, but only want to track the amount you make on the fundraiser, you can decide NOT to import each transaction from your Cheddar Up Store. Instead, you can just record the deposit in your bank account when you move the money from Cheddar Up and apply the whole deposit to the fundraiser category. This way it will all be applied to the fundraising category in one deposit instead of many individual transactions.

      Which option you choose will depend on how much detail you would like to capture.

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