El 07/03/13 12:30, John Fabiani escribió:
On 03/07/2013 07:23 AM, John Fabiani wrote:
On 03/06/2013 06:15 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Hi, has someone here worked with QBO?
My app has to create some invoices in QBO. I've found pyQBOE but as
far as I've read it's kind of a pain, have to sign up for an Intuit
account and get an SSL certificate etc.
I was wondering if there is some easier path. For example generating
csv or xml file with the invoices and get the customer to import
them from QBO. Has someone tried this? Any other paths?
Thanks for your help and sorry for the OT.
I used an SDK from QuickBooks. It worked but very slowly. When I
say slowly I'm talking 10-15 seconds per transaction. Since I was
attempting to create 100's of invoices and inventory items per day it
became obvious the SDK was not going to work. In the end we used
product that allowed writing to MySQL and a special daemon that moved
the data from MySQL to QuickBooks. The hold thing was a hack. Check
out FishBowl inventory.
I can look for the code - it's on one of the window boxes and I
normally don't use windows. If I come across the code I'll post it.
Johnf
One other thought - QuickBooks is moving toward a subscription model
in the cloud and it might be in your best interest to get the SSL
cert. which I understand will allow you to access the data even if
it's in the cloud.
Yes, it's in the cloud (or is it *on* the cloud?) (it's QB *online*).
I'll probably end up doing this, but if at all possible I'd rather have
the customer import the invoices data from a file and not mess with SSL
and stuff.
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