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# FAQs

Answers to common questions about Kick's coverage, account deletion, billing, integrations, transaction syncing, and sign-in.

### General

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<summary>What countries and currencies does Kick support?</summary>

Kick currently supports businesses based in the United States that conduct transactions in USD.

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<summary>How do I delete my account and data?</summary>

To request account deletion, email <help@kick.co> with:

* Your firm name
* The email address associated with your account
* Confirmation that you want your entire firm account removed

We may need to verify your identity. Data retention for legal or backup purposes follows Kick's privacy policy.

</details>

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<summary>Does Kick have invoicing?</summary>

Yes. Kick tracks invoices when you connect Stripe, Mercury, or BILL. Invoices sync to the Invoicing tab with line items, customer details, and payment status. See [Invoicing](/accountants/bookkeeping-workflows/invoicing.md).

</details>

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<summary>Does Kick have an API or support MCP?</summary>

Yes. Kick offers a hosted MCP server and a CLI that authenticates with personal access tokens. See [Kick AI & MCP](https://docs.kick.co/ai) for setup and usage.

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<summary>Where do I find billing details?</summary>

Client workspace billing lives under **Settings → Billing** in the client's workspace. For firm-level subscription and licenses, open your organization's **Billing** page from the firm menu. See [Subscription & Billing](/accountants/managing-clients/subscription-and-billing.md).

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### Integrations

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<summary>Can Kick pull in bank statements automatically for my financial institution?</summary>

Through Plaid, Kick automatically pulls in bank statements for many supported institutions. To check whether your client's bank is supported, go to the account settings. If Kick found a statement, it will appear there. → [Connect Accounts](/accountants/setting-up/integrations/connect-accounts.md)

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<summary>Duplicate accounts or transactions after connecting</summary>

This usually happens when the same account is linked twice, or a reconnect created a second link. Don't bulk-delete accounts until you've identified which connection is active. Contact support with the account names if you're not sure which to keep.

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<summary>Why my bank account won't connect</summary>

Connection failures are sometimes temporary on the bank or aggregator side. Try again after a short wait, confirm you selected the correct institution, and check whether your bank restricts third-party access. If failures persist, contact support to check for known issues.

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<summary>My bank isn't on the list</summary>

CSV import is the most reliable fallback for unsupported institutions. If CSV isn't available and PDF uploads fail repeatedly, contact support with a redacted sample so we can assess parser coverage. → [Connect Accounts](/accountants/setting-up/integrations/connect-accounts.md)

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### Transactions

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<summary>Why do I see duplicate transactions?</summary>

Duplicates most commonly occur when an account is disconnected and reconnected, when transactions are imported via CSV for an account that also syncs through Plaid, or when a payment processor and bank account both pull in the same transfer. If you see duplicates after reconnecting, contact support. To prevent duplicates when importing, avoid overlapping date ranges with existing connected data.

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<summary>Why are transactions missing or not syncing?</summary>

Check that the account connection is healthy in the Accounts tab — look for a Fix connection indicator. Verify the account's start date covers the expected transaction range. For payment processors, confirm the integration is active and the correct merchant account is connected. If the connection is healthy but transactions are still missing, contact support for a resync. → [Fix a disconnected account](/accountants/setting-up/integrations/connect-accounts.md)

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<summary>Cash or P&#x26;L for a period looks wrong</summary>

Common causes: a broken bank connection missing recent activity, uncategorized or unsplit transactions, transfers counted on both sides, or a book start date that doesn't align with when you began using Kick. Work through open tasks, reconcile affected accounts, and verify the reporting period. If the numbers still don't match the bank, contact support with the account and period. → [Connect Accounts](/accountants/setting-up/integrations/connect-accounts.md)

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### Account and Access

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<summary>I can't sign in</summary>

Try: correct email address, password reset, a different browser or incognito window, and disabling VPN or strict content blockers temporarily. If sign-in still fails, contact support with the email address and approximate time of the attempt.

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