Intuit Developer Blog
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Intuit Acquires itDuzzit: Syncing Data Between Cloud Apps Gets Easier
I have very good news – Intuit has acquired itDuzzit! As you may know, itDuzzit is a cloud-centric integration platform that offers tools and pre-built integration solutions for hundreds of web-based and mobile applications. Beyond purchasing the technology, we are really happy to welcome itDuzzit’s two founders– Joe Dennis and Steve Mendoza to Intuit. Joe […]
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Join Intuit at LegalTech Startup Weekend SF
Next weekend, myself and others from the Intuit Partner Platform team will be attending the Startup Weekend in San Francisco. The theme of this event is legal tech, so there should be plenty of opportunities for creating new and innovating offerings. If you are located in the Bay Area, or happen to be around, I […]
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Custom Fields in Sales Transaction APIs now require a Definition ID
Here is a summary of the change introduced to the Sales Transaction APIs that use Custom Fields; this change was part of the QBO v76 release (7/25/2014): Prior to the v76 release, the Custom Field “Name” attribute was used to uniquely identify each Custom Field in Sales Transaction APIs. However, we found an issue with […]
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Guardians of the Upcoming Webinar
From the producers that brought you QuickBooks Oauth PHP Example and 10 New API Features that will change your life!. Coming this summer; a webinar so amazing it will blow your minds. Featuring amazing PowerPoint transitions with exciting business speak including words like, “Optimization”, “Integrated Platform”, and “Synergies”. Register Now The main goal of this […]
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Intuit’s Global Small Business Ecosystem Hits Its Stride
If you have been following both Intuit and IPP for the last year, you’ve heard us talk a lot about how we are an open platform focused on being the operating system behind small business success. Our small business customers and their trusted advisors – accountants – need a variety of solutions from both us […]
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New Reporting APIs You Won't Believe We Just Launched!
After my last post I decided to actually go to cosmopolitan.com to get inspiration for a title, and I was not disappointed. Also, I learned that the Kardashians are mentally capable enough to tweet. Is this a sign that the US education system is improving? (If you can’t tell; Lori, my supreme overlord well respected boss, does not let […]
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Intuit is Making its Mobile Privacy Notice Code Available On Open Source
Last year, the U.S. government hosted multi-stakeholder talks to forge common ground on mobile app privacy. The result was the Mobile App Privacy Voluntary Code of Conduct, which calls for mobile applications to include a short form privacy notice — simple, easily understandable screens — that clearly inform consumers what data is being collected and with […]
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OAuth & OpenID Requirements and Best Practices
Am I required to implement OAuth? YES, if you want to access a small business owner’s QuickBooks Online data. Am I required to implement OpenID? YES, if you want to offer your app on Apps.com. Why we have requirements The short answer: we have them to ensure a consistent customer experience across all apps. Imagine […]
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OAuth & OpenID Requirements and Best Practices
Am I required to implement OAuth? YES, if you want to access a small business owner’s QuickBooks Online data. Am I required to implement OpenID? YES, if you want to offer your app on Apps.com. Why we have requirements The short answer: we have them to ensure a consistent customer experience across all apps. Imagine […]
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10 New API features – That Will Change Your Life!
You can probably tell by the title that I have started taking blogging advice from Cozmo… Well after the past few weeks it should not be surprising that I am going slightly crazy. This week we launched 10 new QBO API features for you to utilize in your app. Support for the following report endpoints: […]