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  • Top 20 Intuit Developer Questions

    I get a lot of email from developers, almost too many to keep up with. In many cases, it is the same questions over and over again. In order to get you faster answers, and to help me get to #InBoxZero, I’ve compiled a list of the top 20 questions in my inbox.

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • QuickBooks OAuth – PHP Example

    I put together a new code example that you can run in less than 5 min. You don’t need to worry about dependencies, libraries or SDKs. I have that all taken care of. Go run the QuickBooks OAuth example here Your feedback is very important with this new type of sample code. Do you like […]

  • Guidance on managing your customer attrition and billing

    We are sharing some guidance here to make sure you don’t incur unnecessary overhead fees when you have customer attrition. As a reminder, Intuit charges developers $5.00 per month for each Connect to QuickBooks (OAuth) connection made. You can read more details on that here. Customers can stop paying for a variety of reasons including: Customer’s payment method was declined, or just […]

  • ODE to OAuth and Rest API’s and how I love thee – NOT

    We always get questions about the Rest API’s and what they return versus what is returned through the SDK requests. Well, my goal was to find an easy way to test the API’s without much trouble. To test QuickBooks desktop this was fairly easy. Just log in to workplace or your app with the appropriate […]

  • Released: Windows Azure SDK 2.0 for Intuit Anywhere

    Released: Windows Azure SDK 2.0 for Intuit Anywhere The Windows Azure SDK 2.0 for Intuit Anywhere is a set of development tools that enable developers of SaaS apps developed on Windows Azure to publish those apps on Intuit App Center, where they are available to millions of Intuit customers.  Developers who are not on the Azure platform […]

  • Intuit Anywhere Beta – come and get it!

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  • Intuit Data Services for QuickBooks Online – Out of Beta!

    Back in October 2010 we launched Intuit Data Services for QuickBooks Online in open beta with the Intuit Partner Platform (IPP). Since then, the QuickBooks Online (QBO) Web Services team has focused on developing new RESTful  APIs, stabilizing our platform, helping our first customers onboard onto Intuit Data Services (IDS) for QBO, and adding commonly […]

  • Announcing IPP v2.11

    We’re excited to announce that IPP v2.11 is now live and available for IPP partners. This release is another in a series focused on extending developer tools and data services, as well as improving the shopping, buying, and user experience for end customers.IPP v2.11 CONTENTS 1. SERVER BUSINESS LOGIC TOOLS AND SERVICES – BETAServer Business […]