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  • OAuth 1.0: Migration Required – Rewards Available for Quick Action

    Intuit support for OAuth 1.0 is ending this year, so make sure you’re using OAuth 2.0. Let us know your migration plans and get entered to win a PRIZE. And if you migrate quickly, we’ll give you a special thank you! NOTICE: We deprecated OpenID 2.0 on May 31, 2019.  The OAuth 2.0 deprecation date remains December 17, 2019. […]

  • Open Source and Open Contribution at Intuit

    This year, Intuit has made Open Source a priority, and I wanted to share more information about how Intuit is embracing Open Source and how it is helping us deliver more benefits to our customers, faster than ever.

  • Developer documentation revised!

    We’ve revamped our developer documentation in direct response to your feedback, and we hope you’ll love it. Let us know what you think!

  • Java Payments SDK is here

    Here at Intuit we constantly strive to make it easier for you to use our APIs and onboard to our platform quickly. One feedback we have received in the past is to add support for Payments API in the Intuit SDK. We are pleased to announce that we now have support for Payments API in the latest version of Java SDK (version 5.0.0 or upwards).

  • Salesforce Sample Application Now Available

    We have news for all the Salesforce developers out there! We are pleased to introduce a Salesforce sample application that will make it easier for developers to integrate their app with QuickBooks Online APIs.

  • What is OAuth Migration?

    If you are not an engineer, and you have an application or integration with QuickBooks that was built before June 2017, this FAQ can help you understand how the required migration to OAuth 2.0 affects you and your integration.

  • OAuth 1.0 Deprecation – Migrate to OAuth 2.0 by December 17, 2019

    On December 17th, 2019, Intuit will discontinue all support for OAuth 1.0.After December 17th, 2019, applications will no longer be allowed to make API calls using OAuth 1.0. Learn More.

  • Tax Classification API Overview

    As part of the Automated Sales Tax (AST) feature, you can map a new or existing item to a specific tax category. This information is used to determine the tax code correctly and calculate the sales tax accurately. Users are already able to do this via UI, and we’re happy to share that now you can do this using the APIs as well.

  • Implement OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect using a sample application in just a few minutes

    Did you know you can implement the OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect workflows in just a few minutes? Yes, that’s right, you can master the authorization workflows in just under 15 minutes.

  • Using QuickBooks Online API for automated sales tax

    As of November 10, 2017, all new US QuickBooks Online companies manage sales tax calculations via an automated sales tax (AST) engine. Sales tax is computed automatically on the sales transaction based upon the shipping address and the location of the company rather assigning sales tax manually. Read more about how QuickBooks Online implements automated […]