Category: Technical Tips
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New "Connect to QuickBooks" and "Sign in with Intuit" Buttons
We are happy to announce the availability of new images for the “Connect to QuickBooks” and “Sign in with Intuit” buttons. The new images come in different sizes and colors that you can choose depending on your app’s user experience.
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PHP SDK v2.1 for QuickBooks Online Now Available
Today we are happy to announce the availability of v2.1 of the PHP SDK for QuickBooks. This version of the SDK includes addition of several new entities as well as bug fixes. Accounting Look for these improvements: TaxService entity added. Provides ability to create TaxCode and TaxRate objects. Capability to Email Invoice, Estimate and SalesReceipt […]
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Important Update: Multicurrency for US Companies Coming in QuickBooks Online v87
In QuickBooks Online v87 (to be released at the end of June), we will provide US QuickBooks Online companies the capability to enable multicurrency, a highly requested feature. Multicurrency is already available to global QuickBooks Online companies. If you are familiar with the multicurrency feature for global companies, then this post simply outlines some of the differences […]
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QuickBooks Online V85 Update
Read on to find out what’s new for developers in the latest release of QuickBooks Online. Employee Entity Payroll Support If you use the Employee entity, you might have come across issues when a company has QuickBooks Payroll enabled. We have improved the integration with Payroll and you can now create and update employees via […]
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A 3-step guide to getting started with Intuit Developer
Do you have a great SaaS application or service that helps small businesses? Share your software solution with more than a million businesses worldwide by integrating your app with QuickBooks Online and publishing it in the QuickBooks Apps Store. It’s straightforward to get started – follow this 3-step guide and you’ll be on your way. […]
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Request ID update for QuickBooks Online integration
If you are developing a QuickBooks Online integation, the RequestID uniquely identifies the HTTP request sent from the app to the service and enables the app to correlate requests and responses, in case the app needs to resend a request because of a dropped connection. We strongly recommend all developers to send in the RequestID for […]
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How-to Guide to Taking Advantage of the New Global App Marketing Features
We are pleased to announce the new global app marketing features on the Intuit Developer Portal! You now have the flexibility to customize your app card marketing content (screenshots, descriptions, pricing plans, etc.) on Apps.com for each country we support (United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, India). You’re probably already picturing ways to market your […]
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Reports API: Upcoming fix in date format
We have had a lot of developers report a bug about the format of date returned from the reports API response. Even though the reports API specification mentions that all dates are in YYYY-MM-DD format, this does not hold good for cases where company settings are modified to use a different formatting option for date […]
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Top 20 Intuit Developer Questions
I get a lot of email from developers, almost too many to keep up with. In many cases, it is the same questions over and over again. In order to get you faster answers, and to help me get to #InBoxZero, I’ve compiled a list of the top 20 questions in my inbox.
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OAuth for Intuit demystified
The OAuth protocol enables websites or applications (Consumers) to access Protected Resources from a web service (Service Provider) via an API, without requiring Users to disclose their Service Provider credentials to the Consumers. OAuth can be a complex phenomenon to understand especially when you have to open its guts for troubleshooting when issues arise.