You'll likely also want to download Intuit's SDK which has a PDF in it with an absolutely gigantic amount of useful (if a little difficult to navigate/search) information relevant to what you're trying to do. We're just testing, so we'll just use a static test request: * Generate a qbXML request for QuickBooks Point of Saleįunction _quickbooks_pos_customer_add_request($requestID, $user, $action, $ID, $extra, &$err, $last_action_time, $last_actionident_time, $version, $locale) you'll end up writing a bunch of XML-generating functions that look something like this: /** For each different type of action you want to perform within QuickBooks Point of Sale, you'll add a new request and response function as shown in the docs/example_web_connector_point_of_sale.php script I linked to above. Choose the 'POS' option on the left-hand menu of the OSR, and then use the 'Select Message' drop-down and the 'XML Ops' tab to view the XML you can send to QuickBooks. Another interesting article to read is from Sleeter’s Blog. For this reason, we recommend upgrading to the new QB POS V12 if you prefer Windows 10. POS V10 and prior are no longer supported. Problems have been reported with POS V11 (2013). You'll want to refer to the QuickBooks OSR for qbXML reference. Intuit support has found that POS V12 has been tested on Windows 10 and worked fine. When you decide you want to do other more complicated stuff, you can take that example and build on it. That example will walk you through how to create customers within QuickBooks Point of Sale, from your PHP app. Here's a GitHub link for reference while you're reading the rest of this post: Instead use this script from the GitHub repo: You'll want to start by following the QuickBooks PHP Quick-Start guide except where it says to use: This is pretty easy to do if you use the QuickBooks PHP DevKit from GitHub.

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