Category: Technical Tips
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Payment Receipt: New API now available in QuickBooks Payments
A new Payment Receipt API allows you to retrieve PDF receipts for completed transactions. Read more to learn how to implement this API.
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Building Smarter with Intuit: How to implement OAuth 2.0
As part of our “Building Smarter with Intuit” series around best practices for app development using Intuit APIs, read our next article that’s all about how to implement OAuth2.
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Changes to identity signature keys that may impact your application
Starting May 3, 2024, the public JWKS endpoint used in Intuit’s OpenID Connect ID token validation will return more than one key. Read more to find out if your app may be impacted and what you can do.
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Building Smarter with Intuit: Stay in sync with CDC
Our third article in the “Building Smarter with Intuit” series is all about best practices using the change data capture (CDC) operation.
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Building Smarter with Intuit: Batch without a Scratch
As part of a new series of articles around best practices for app development using Intuit APIs called “Building Smarter with Intuit”, this next article is all about the batch operation.
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Building Smarter with Intuit: Supercharge your queries
In a new series around best practices for app development using Intuit APIs we’re calling “Building Smarter with Intuit”, our first article is all about queries.
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Best practices for using webhooks with QuickBooks Online
We recommend you implement webhooks so you can be automatically notified whenever data changes in a connected QuickBooks company.
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Building trust in your app: Top 5 software security activities
For any company looking to improve the security of its software, it’s often difficult to know where to start or what to tackle next. What’s going to have the most impact? What are my peers in the industry doing? To answer these questions, we asked the experts at Synopsys to share some of their research […]
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OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 7: Migrate existing users in about 2 hours
If you’ve already implemented OAuth 2.0, but you’re still using OAuth 1.0 tokens for existing users, it usually only takes 1 to 2 hours to migrate those tokens to OAuth 2.0. Before you take this step, be sure that you’ve already updated your application to accept OAuth 2.0 connections. Scalable approach: Use the migration API […]
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OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 6: Enable OAuth 2.0 for new users
Still using OAuth 1.0, even for your new users? If you haven’t built and tested your OAuth 2.0 functionality yet, you’ll likely find it’s much easier to implement the OAuth 2.0 than it was to implement OAuth 1.0. According to our latest research, developers who’ve migrated spent 20 to 40 hours to fully implement, test, […]