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  • Guidance on managing your customer attrition and billing

    We are sharing some guidance here to make sure you don’t incur unnecessary overhead fees when you have customer attrition. As a reminder, Intuit charges developers $5.00 per month for each Connect to QuickBooks (OAuth) connection made. You can read more details on that here. Customers can stop paying for a variety of reasons including: Customer’s payment method was declined, or just […]

  • QuickBooks API v3 April Release

    Hey folks Just wanted to give you all a quick update that the April Release for QuickBooks API v3 was completed last week. As part of that, we've published the first round of documentation and have made that available for everyone to view: V3 docs Currently the v3 API is only accessible by a small […]

  • From Intuit Anywhere to IPP QuickBooks API

    We wanted to let you know in advance that over the next few weeks, references to Intuit Anywhere will be removed in phases. Why are we doing this? Intuit Anywhere as a label which encompasses both the IPP QuickBooks API, the Blue Dot widget and the Intuit App Center opportunity has been confusing to new […]

  • Discussing Webhooks

    Author : Arun Avanathan, Platform Lead, IPP Data Services.  Enjoys developing core platform services for IPP. In the past, built highly scalable applications & services for eBay & Nextag. Webhooks At Intuit Partner Platform we are currently considering introducing a new feature to provide support for Webhooks. We’d like your feedback on this topic to […]

  • Application for early access to QuickBooks API v3

    As a follow up to our webinar a few weeks ago, here is the application for folks who want to apply for early access of our QuickBooks API v3. v3 Early Access Application We'll evaluate each application as they come in and we'll let you know if you've been accepted via email. Thanks for your […]

  • QuickBooks API v3 Webinar Recording

    Thank you to the folks who joined us for yesterday’s webinar. Please find below the recording and slides. http://youtu.be/6sOhD0u7wPc Webinar slides If you have questions please refer your questions over to our Support channel.  

  • Registration for IPP QuickBooks API v3 Webinar

    Folks, Below you'll find the webinar registration information for our overview and update on QuickBooks API v3. Register early to reserve your spot!  IPP Quickbooks API v3Join us for a Webinar on February 21 Space is limited.Reserve your Webinar seat now at:https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/979269376 Please join us on Thursday, Feb 21st, at 2 PM PST as Bhavin […]

  • New IPP Developer Tools – IPP API Explorer

    One place to Learn, Test and Use Intuit’s RESTful web APIs live!    Hello IPP developers, I am happy to announce the release of the IPP API Explorer. The API explorer is an interactive interface that lets IPP Developers execute Intuit Data Services API (IDS) V2 (QuickBooks for Windows and QuickBooks Online), IDS V3 [coming […]

  • V3 of IPP QuickBooks API – Come along for the ride

    Since arriving here last September it's been pretty clear to me that there is a certain amount of mystique and excitement associated with V3 of IPP's QuickBooks API. Many of you have been asking for more details about the what and the when, and we recognize that we are long overdue in giving you an […]

  • The "Security Review": What to Expect

    by Philip Leslie; ProOnGo Expense If you are new to the Intuit Partner Platform, one step in the process that might have caught your eye is the security review that happens once you've finished development and internal testing. It's a checkpoint that helps maintain a high quality bar on apps that are destined for Intuit App Center […]