QBO Error: Attempt to update QBO Item has failed with the following error: 400 - BadRequest ValidationException was thrown. 6200 - The account period has closed. Account Period ClosedLast updated on 05/12/2023
This article explains how to resolve the QBO Error: “Attempt to update QBO Item has failed with the following error: 400 - BadRequest ValidationException was thrown. 6200 - The account period has closed. Account Period Closed”.
Problem
The 400 Bad Request Error is an HTTP response status code that indicates that the server was unable to process the request sent by the client due to invalid syntax. In other words, something in the batch you are exporting from ServiceTitan to QBO is out of alignment. In the case of the error “The account period has closed. Account Period Closed” this means that you have set a date in your QuickBooks Online that does not allow transactions from posting before that date so an error has occurred.
Solution
Change the closing date in QBO
Before you start, sign in to QuickBooks Online as a primary admin or company admin. Only admins can make these changes. To change your closing date in QBO:
Go to Settings
and then select Accounts and Settings.
Select the Advanced tab.
Select Edit
in the Accounting section.
Change the closing date. Note: To change your password, just enter a new password and confirm it.
Select Save and then Done.
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