If you heard that Intuit’s QuickBooks desktop REST API and Sync Manager will be discontinued on March 1, 2016, you might be wondering how this will affect Fishbowl’s integration with QuickBooks. I’m here to tell you about it… although the title of this blog post probably says it all.
Intuit is increasingly moving toward an online focus for its accounting solution, but it’s certainly not abandoning its desktop versions anytime soon. Those versions are still extremely popular with many small and midsize businesses.
The good news is that Fishbowl’s QuickBooks integration isn’t affected at all by this change. That’s because Fishbowl doesn’t integrate with QuickBooks through the REST API or Sync Manager. It predates those.
So let your mind be at ease on this subject. Fishbowl will continue to integrate with QuickBooks Pro, Premier, and Enterprise, as well as QuickBooks Online, far into the future.Fishbowl’s QuickBooks Integration Isn’t Affected by Recent Events
February 5, 2016
If you heard that Intuit’s QuickBooks desktop REST API and Sync Manager will be discontinued on March 1, 2016, you might be wondering how this will affect Fishbowl’s integration with QuickBooks. I’m here to tell you about it… although the title of this blog post probably says it all.
Intuit is increasingly moving toward an online focus for its accounting solution, but it’s certainly not abandoning its desktop versions anytime soon. Those versions are still extremely popular with many small and midsize businesses.
The good news is that Fishbowl’s QuickBooks integration isn’t affected at all by this change. That’s because Fishbowl doesn’t integrate with QuickBooks through the REST API or Sync Manager. It predates those.
So let your mind be at ease on this subject. Fishbowl will continue to integrate with QuickBooks Pro, Premier, and Enterprise, as well as QuickBooks Online, far into the future.