Custom API Integration Services and Solutions

  In our research with CPAs and advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisors, we found that they frequently encounter the task of data import and automation. When seeking an app for QuickBooks Online to assist with these processes, they typically aim to address several common pain points. Pain Points in Data Import and Automation Pre-existing Data in Other Systems : Often, the source data relevant to accounting has been created by another system, such as bank data or sales data from a website. This data usually exists in a spreadsheet or another digital format. Eliminating Double Data Entry : Users, including small business owners and accountants, often have to re-enter transactional information from other systems into QuickBooks, leading to double data entry. Accuracy Challenges with Large Volumes : Entering thousands of line items manually can lead to errors. Automation helps mitigate these accuracy issues. Variety of Data Formats : Source data can come in various formats, such as Excel spreadsh

Hey there! Let me tell you about this project I tackled recently. I was given the assignment to  integrate NetSuite , and the task was to  implement the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials Flow , also known as M2M (Machine to Machine). Now, there’s a handy SDK for this in  .NET Core , but guess what? There wasn’t one for the  old .NET Framework . So, I had to roll up my sleeves and dive deep into research mode. I started by checking out the  .NET Core library  to understand how it worked. It was like being a detective, piecing together clues. I had to recreate that code for the .NET Framework. Let me tell you, it wasn’t easy. There were a lot of trial and error moments, testing different .NET libraries to get the authentication just right. But after much persistence and some coffee-fueled late nights,  I finally cracked it ! Now, I know others are struggling with the same issue. I wanted to share my journey and the solution I came up with. Here’s the entire  process of implementing the OAuth