QuickBooks Online provides an Accounting API for applications integrating accounting data. Start with Intuit’s developer documentation.
QuickBooks APIQuickBooks Online provides an Accounting API for applications integrating accounting data. Start with Intuit’s developer documentation.
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Build the publisher repository and complete the OAuth setup before configuring the local process. QuickBooks Desktop is outside this implementation’s scope.
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QuickBooks Online provides an Accounting API for applications integrating accounting data. Start with Intuit’s developer documentation.
Intuit provides an OAuth 2.0 playground for testing authorization. Create an Intuit developer app and follow the Accounting API setup flow; keep sandbox and production credentials separate.
Provider sourceIntuit provides sandbox companies associated with a developer account for testing with sample data. Configure your app’s authorization for the sandbox environment before making accounting requests.
Provider sourceUse the client credentials from the Development section of your Intuit developer account. Production credentials belong to live apps and companies; keep the company and credential environment aligned.
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Read publisher documentationUse the linked QuickBooks provider documentation to check setup and supported capabilities.
Read documentationAccess supported QuickBooks Online entities and financial reports through Intuit’s local MCP server. Supported operations are limited to those exposed by this implementation. Publisher evidence reviewed 2026-10-26. This review does not establish a working connection.
View publisher evidenceLocal stdio. Intuit OAuth 2.0 app, company authorization and refresh token. Build the publisher repository and complete the OAuth setup before configuring the local process. QuickBooks Desktop is outside this implementation’s scope. Documentation reviewed 2026-10-26; not runtime-tested.
Read connection instructionsInvitation-only Intuit hosted MCP pilot for selected QuickBooks Online capabilities. Supported operations are limited to those exposed by this implementation. Publisher evidence reviewed 2026-10-22. This review does not establish a working connection.
View publisher evidenceRemote HTTPS. Intuit OAuth and restricted MCP scopes provisioned for approved pilot partners. Access requires an invitation through the Intuit partner pilot. A published endpoint does not establish general availability. Documentation reviewed 2026-10-22; not runtime-tested.
Read connection instructionsThe summary was reviewed on 2026-10-20. Later source checks are dated beside individual answers. Other catalog fields may be older. Missing details are unknown, not proof that a feature is unsupported. Confirm current requirements with the provider.
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