Category: Payments API
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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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Updates to the BankAccounts API for QuickBooks Payments may affect your application
What is happening? Beginning July 11, 2022, Intuit® is making a change around data masking requirements for bank account numbers to the QuickBooks® Online Payments API response. We currently mask all but the last 4 digits of the account number. However, going forward, we will be masking based on the length of the bank account […]
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New PHP Payments SDK is now available
In the past few months, we have received numerous requests for providing a PHP Payments SDK that can make integrating with QuickBooks Online Payments API easier. After carefully examining common use cases and applying industry best practices, the PHP Payments SDK is now available to all PHP developers! The PHP Payments SDK is designed to […]
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New My Apps Experience
Thousands of apps integrate seamlessly with QuickBooks API in order to solve for small businesses and accountants needs. Keeping that goal in mind, we have simplified the app creation and publishing process so that you can concentrate on creating apps that add everyday value to power prosperity for small businesses. With our new revised Developer […]
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QuickBooks QBMS v0 Payment API Migration Guide
QuickBooks QBMS v0 Payment API Migration Guide What is happening? The Intuit Developer Group has made the decision to deprecate the Legacy QBMS Payments API. The API has served Intuit, developers, and merchants for over ten years. Intuit is focused on continually providing our developers with the features and functionality needed to support our mutual […]
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QuickBooks QBMS v0 Payment API Deprecation
We are deprecating QuickBooks QBMS v0 Payment API on Tuesday November 12, 2019. What is happening? The Intuit Developer Group has made the decision to deprecate the legacy v0 QBMS Payment API. The API has served Intuit, developers, and merchants for over ten years. Intuit is focused on continually providing our developers with the features and functionality […]
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TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Deprecation for Intuit Developers
Today we are announcing the deprecation timing for TLS 1.0 and 1.1. All apps must be upgraded to TLS 1.2 by September 20, 2018.
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Part 2: NodeJS Sample Application for Inventory Tracking
In part one, we created a basic Node.js application for inventory tracking that includes routes for Invoice, and Item creation. In this part, we’ve added routes for adding a customer, creating a sales receipt and creating a payment. These can be found in the file routes.js. The routes are as follows: Adding a customer: ‘/createCustomer’ Creating a sales receipt: ‘/createSalesReceipt’ Creating a payment: ‘/createPayment’
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Recurring Billing with the QuickBooks Payments API
It’s simple to use the QuickBooks Payments API for recurring billing. As a developer, you can create a wallet for a customer, store the tokenized credit card in said wallet, and retrieve it to charge it monthly.
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What's New for Developers with Payments APIs
Today we’re very excited to announce that our Payments APIs are out of Beta! Last October, at our QuickBooks Connect conference, we introduced our new Payments API that enabled tokenization and charging of credit cards. The response to the launch of these APIs was really positive. We also received requests for more capabilities for the […]