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  • PHP: Facade support for Create operations

    Before our PHP SDK for QuickBooks Online v3.0.1 release, creating and updating Invoices could be a painful job for developers. We have written numerous examples for our PHP developers regarding to how to create an Invoice, create a Bill, or other API endpoints. For the new 3.1.0 release, we provide façade support for these entities.

  • Getting Started With QuickBooks Orchestrated Postman Collections

    Using the Postman Runner, we’re happy to present to you a new and easy way to see how useful a combination of QuickBooks Online API calls can be. The Postman Runner is an effective tool which allows several API endpoints to be chained to create useful flows. We’ve put together 6 such chains highlighting some of the most important use cases of QuickBooks Online. This tutorial will help you quickly get started using the Postman Runner to make use of the QuickBooks Online APIs. Lets see how it works!

  • Meet Us Down Under At QuickBooks Connect Sydney

    We’re excited to announce that Intuit Developer and Intuit QuickBooks are taking QuickBooks Connect to Australia — the land of koalas, kangaroos, beautiful Bondi Beach and BBQ. Oh – and YOU, our app developers from down under! That’s right, we can’t wait to see YOU!

  • New Python Sample App for QuickBooks Online API

    We are happy to announce that, in response to your feedback, we’ve created a new sample app that demonstrates how to use the QuickBooks Online API in Python.

  • Developer Alert: Important Update to Intuit supported web browser versions

    On April 26, 2017 only the browsers listed below will be supported for the QuickBooks Online Authorization screens. These are the same browsers that QuickBooks Online currently supports.

  • Developer Alert: Intuit Blue Dot Widget will be deprecated on June 30th, 2017

    The legacy (Intuit Partner Platform) JavaScript component known as the Blue Dot widget will stop being supported as of June 30, 2017. The Blue Dot widget was a JavaScript UI component that could be placed within a 3rd-party application to provide information to the end customer about their QuickBooks Online or Desktop company status.

  • 10 Reasons Why You Should Enter the #SmallBiz #AppShowdown!

    In case you are very busy with other things and could use an extra push to get your QuickBooks integration past the finish line, we’ve put on our thinking caps to give you a list of 10 things you could do with $100,000 if you win the 2017 Small Business App Showdown.

  • Another survey? Yes, we really do listen to your feedback!

    Last year, we sent out a brief survey asking about your experience developing on the QuickBooks Online platform. Many of you took the time to answer (thank you!) and share with us details about your likes, frustrations, and wish-lists to make your experience better.

  • QuickBooks Online API v1702 released

    QuickBooks Online V1702 was recently released. Read on to learn about the new features for developers in this release.

  • Java SDK for QuickBooks Online is in maven central

    We are pleased to announce that our QuickBooks Online Java SDK is now in maven central. You no longer need to manually download the SDK jars and install it in your environment. This has been requested by several of our Java developers and we are happy to make the jars available publicly in maven now.