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  • The Intuit Developer team is hiring!

    Are you passionate about creating tech solutions to help small business owners and accountants save time and money? The Intuit Developer group is looking for creative problem solvers with a passion for innovation to join our team and revolutionize the way the world does business.

  • Up close and personal with Vinay Pai, VP of Intuit Developer Group

    Back in January, Vinay Pai, the new VP of Intuit Developer, introduced himself to you on this blog. Now that he’s 90 days into this new role, David Leary had a chance to interview him on last Friday’s (March 25) Intuit Developer Hangout.

  • New Developer Guide: Class Tracking

    Check out the new developer guide on class tracking, just released to production! This topic unlocks the secrets of using classes to classify transactions according to different business segments. The focus is on using the QuickBooks API, but also showcases how the API relates to the QuickBooks GUI in various stages of configuring and using class tracking.

  • Understanding the Technical Review to get your App published on Apps.com

    You’ve got your app built, tested, and vetted with customers. You know you’ve got a great solution that accountants and small business owners will love! But how do you get it in front of those customers so they can find it when they need it? Your next step is to publish your app on the QuickBooks App Store at Apps.com (which also puts your app in the Apps tab within QuickBooks Online itself).

  • 8 Tips For Tech Detox Success

    For many of us, we are always 100% connected, plugged in, or focused on some sort of technology based input. This is not healthy. Tech detoxes are becoming the thing to do, so I recently tried one myself. Here are my tips on how to have a successful tech detox:

  • Intuit Financial Data APIs (CAD) Update

    Financial data aggregation is important to Intuit products and third-party applications alike. However, as Intuit hones our focus on our core products, we have recognized that providing aggregation to 3rd -party developers no longer fits with our core growth strategy. So that we can prioritize support for developer contributions that directly enhance the QuickBooks platform, we have decided to discontinue the Financial Data APIs (formerly known as CAD).

  • 3 Months Reminder: Timeline to Discontinue QuickBooks Online V2 REST API

    We want to remind you that there is only 3 months to go till the official discontinuation of QuickBooks Online v2 API on June 1, 2016.

  • Intuit Developer is heading to the LAUNCH Hackathon!

    This weekend we will be sponsoring the LAUNCH Hackathon, three days of developers taking a break from their normal lives and working on a new project for the hope of fame and glory (and prizes!). We hope to see you there!

  • Getting Started with QuickBooks? Five Insights From Your Fellow App Developers

    During QuickBooks Connect 2015, I had the great opportunity to facilitate a panel with four of our existing developers. We talked about their experiences developing apps that integrate with QuickBooks and working with Intuit. Along the way, they had a few nuggets of sage advice for new developers just getting started.

  • Intuit Celebrates Fifteen Years of APIs for QuickBooks

    Fifteen years ago today, Intuit launched the Intuit Developer Network, released a draft spec of the 1st QuickBooks API, and announced the acquisition of Apps.com.