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  • OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 7: Migrate existing users in about 2 hours

    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 […]

  • OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 6: Enable OAuth 2.0 for new users

    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, […]

  • OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 5: Tell us your target date

    OAuth 1.0 migration – Step 5: Tell us your target date

    If you’re still using OAuth 1.0, we need to understand your migration plans so we can minimize customer disruption for our mutual customers. With the Dec. 17, 2019 OAuth Migration deadline quickly approaching, we now require all apps that are still using OAuth 1.0 to share their migration intentions by Oct. 31, 2019. Sharing your […]

  • 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 […]

  • OAuth 1.0 Migration – Step 4: Five Minutes of Hands-On Migration Practice

    Ready to start using your OAuth tokens?  Try one of these 5-minute tests to get first-hand practice with how token migration works. This approach applies to the QuickBooks Online accounting and payment APIs. Back in Step 2, you learned that you have different options to replace older tokens for existing users. One option is to migrate the tokens (so your existing users don’t need to sign […]

  • OAuth 1.0 Migration – Step 3: Learn How in Less than an Hour

    Ready to start visualizing how you’ll migrate soon, to see if you might be able to get a hoodie? Here are some ways to learn about the process: Read the Migration Guide (10-20 mins) This approach applies to the QuickBooks Online accounting and payment APIs. Depending on which option you chose after taking a minute to do Step 2, you’ll […]

  • OAuth 1.0 Migration – Steps 1 & 2: Start migrating in under 2 minutes

    OpenID 2.O was deprecated on May 31, 2019.  Here are 2 steps to get you started quickly with your OAuth migration. This approach applies to the QuickBooks Online accounting and payment APIs. Step 1: Enable your OAuth 2.0 Keys Typically, this milestone takes less than 1 minute! Sign in to your My Apps dashboard Click the […]

  • 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. […]

  • Enhanced Custom Fields for QuickBooks Online Advanced

    What is Happening? Intuit recently announced the introduction of a new SKU QuickBooks Online Advanced targeting mid market customers. We also recently shared the limits that will be applied to QuickBooks Online Plus and how it may impact your customers. One of the capabilities that QuickBooks Online Advanced provides is the ability to create multiple […]

  • 10 Sandboxes Now Available for Intuit Developers!

    Building an app using QuickBooks Online API that supports multiple countries often requires you to test your app integration against multiple sandbox companies in different locales. In the past, we provided you with the ability to create 5 sandboxes within your developer account. We are pleased to announce that we have now increased the number of sandboxes to 10 per developer account. These sandboxes can be created in any of the 6 locales (US, CA, UK, AU, IN, FR) that we currently support and come with test data pre-populated into them for easier use.