Intuit
Intuit offers financial tools for accounting, tax handling and more.
About Intuit
Intuit develops financial software including QuickBooks, and its app store lets developers reach small businesses that manage accounting, payroll, and tax through those products. Published apps typically integrate with QuickBooks Online to automate bookkeeping, invoicing, payments, and reporting. Commerce runs through the platform, which can manage subscription billing for listed apps, and both free and paid offerings are supported; the app-card documentation covers how a listing presents pricing and details.
Developers register on the Intuit developer portal, connect via OAuth, and use the Accounting API. Official SDKs span PHP, Java, .NET, Node.js, Python, and Ruby, giving broad language coverage for integrations. Apps pass a technical review and, for production access, meet security requirements before going live. Listings target the QuickBooks customer base seeking connected finance tools.
Details
- Category
- Finance & Payments
- App Costs
- Free Paid
- Licensing
- Auto You can configure a customized pricing or use an API or similar in order to get paid for your app.
- Marketplace
- apps.intuit.com
- Partner docs
- Not available
Technical
- Dev Docs
- developer.intuit.com
- Licensing docs
- developer.intuit.com
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