As First National completes its online and mobile banking conversion, you will need to modify your QuickBooks settings to ensure that your data connectivity transfers smoothly to the new system.
Important: Follow the instructions below on the dates listed. Contact First National if you have any questions.
Windows Web Connect
On Friday, October 16, 2026:
- Backup QuickBooks Windows Data File & Update.
- Choose File > Back Up Company > Create Local Backup.
- Download the latest QuickBooks Update. Choose Help > Update QuickBooks Desktop.
- Complete a final transaction download and match downloaded transactions.
- Complete one last transaction update before the change to get all of your transaction history up to date.
- Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers. (required)
On Monday, October 19, 2026:
- Deactivate the connection(s) to your First National Bank Alaska account(s)
- Choose Lists menu > Chart of Accounts.
- Right-click the first account you want to deactivate and choose Edit Account.
- Click the Bank Feeds Settings tab in the Edit Account window.
- Select Deactivate All Online Services and click Save & Close.
- Click OK for any alerts or messages that may appear with the deactivation.
- Repeat steps for any additional accounts that you need to deactivate.
- Reconnect the online banking connection for accounts that you deactivated.
- Log in to your financial institution’s online banking site and download your transactions to a QuickBooks (.qbo) file.
Important: Note your last successful upload. Duplicate transactions can occur if you have overlapping transaction dates in the new transaction download. - In QuickBooks, choose File > Utilities > Import > Web Connect Files. Locate your saved Web Connect file and select to import.
- In the Select Bank Account dialog, select Use an existing QuickBooks account.
Important: Do NOT select “Create a new QuickBooks account” unless you intend to add a new account to QuickBooks. - In the drop-down list, choose your QuickBooks account(s) and click Continue. Confirm by selecting OK.
- Log in to your financial institution’s online banking site and download your transactions to a QuickBooks (.qbo) file.
QuickBooks Mac Web Connect
On Friday, October 16, 2026:
- Backup your QuickBooks Mac data file & update the application.
- Choose File > Backup.
- Download the latest QuickBooks Update. Choose QuickBooks > Check for QuickBooks Updates.
- Complete a final transaction download.
- Complete last transaction update before the change to get all of your transaction history up to date.
- Repeat this step for each account you need to update.
- Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers. (required)
On Monday, October 19, 2026:
- Deactivate the connection(s) to your First National Bank Alaska account(s).
- Choose Lists > Chart of Accounts.
- Select the first account you would like to deactivate and choose Edit > Edit Account.
- Select Online Settings in the Edit Account window.
- In the Online Account Information window, choose Not Enabled from the Download Transactions list and click Save.
- Click OK for any dialog boxes that may appear with the deactivation.
- Repeat steps for any additional accounts that apply.
- Reconnect online banking connection for accounts that apply.
- Log in to your financial institution’s online banking site and download your transactions into a QuickBooks (.qbo) file.
Important: Take note of your last successful upload. Duplicate transactions can occur if you have overlapping transaction dates in the new transaction download. - In QuickBooks, choose File > Import > From Web Connect. Use the import dialog to import your saved Web Connect file.
- In the Account Association window, click Select an Account to choose the appropriate existing account register.
Important: Do NOT select “New” under the action column unless you intend to add a new account to QuickBooks. - Click Continue and OK for any dialog boxes that require action.
- Log in to your financial institution’s online banking site and download your transactions into a QuickBooks (.qbo) file.