1. Is your plugin compatible with QuickBooks Desktop?
==> No, our plugin is designed to work exclusively with QuickBooks Online (intuit.com). It facilitates the transfer of orders, products, and users from WooCommerce to Intuit and imports products from Intuit to WooCommerce. Additionally, it allows for product mapping within Intuit.
2. What is the difference between a sandbox and a production account?
==> A sandbox account is intended for development and testing purposes, while a production account is a live, operational account.
3. Do I need to manually find production or sandbox keys for my account?
==> No, manual key retrieval is not required. We have integrated the OPEN ID feature, eliminating the need for users to search for keys manually. Simply select the account type and provide the company name.
4. Does your plugin import invoices from Intuit (QuickBooks Online) to WooCommerce?
==> No, our plugin does not import invoices. However, you can utilize the “Import Products” feature to import products from Intuit to WooCommerce.
5. Can the QuickBooks Connector update the stock quantity of a product after it has been changed in Intuit?
==> Yes.
*Example:*
– Log in to Intuit.
– Edit a product and change its quantity.
– In the WordPress backend, navigate to Products.
– After refreshing, you’ll observe the correct reflection of the updated stock quantity for the modified product.
6. If a user imports the same product again, does it create a new product or overwrite the existing one?
==> It overwrites the existing product with the updated information.
7. How to make shipping “ON” in Intuit ?
Go to https://developer.intuit.com and log in.
Select “Sandbox” from the “API Docs and Tools” menu.
From the company column, select the required Company name. (See Screenshot).
A new tab will open with the company’s homepage.
Go to “Account and Settings” by clicking the Settings icon on the right side.
Click “Sales” in the left pane.
Turn the “Shipping” and “Discount” options on (ON).
8. How to do Tax Mapping in Woocomerce ?
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Navigate to WooCommerce settings and activate taxes. Once enabled, you’ll find a Tax tab in the settings.
Head to the “Tax” section, click on “Standard rates,” and then select “Insert row” to add tax based on your specifications.
Please note that “*” signifies that the tax applies to all. For example, if “*” is in the city column, it means the specified tax applies to all cities.
If shipping options are selected, the tax is also applied to shipping charges.
To map taxes:
1. Go to QB Tax Mapping.
2. Click on “Export tax” maps.
Afterwards:
1. Place an order from the front or back end.
2. Enter the address of the country/city for which you added the tax.
3. During the checkout page, observe the added tax, along with its name.
Now, if you edit the recently placed order:
1. Check the tax column with the respective tax name.
Proceed to Quickbook invoice:
1. Confirm that the tax is included with the corresponding tax name.
9. Where i can find the invoice, products, and user which I have exported to Intuit ?
==> To locate the exported invoices, products, and users in Intuit:
Sign in to your Intuit account > Choose the company name.
Navigate to Sales in the left pane > Find the sections for invoices, products and services, and customers.
10. How to make shipping “ON” in intuit
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Go to https://developer.intuit.com and log in.
Select “Sandbox” from the “API Docs and Tools” menu.
From the company column, select the required Company name. (See Screenshot).
A new tab will open with the company’s homepage.
Go to “Account and Settings” by clicking the Settings icon on the right side.
Click “Sales” in the left pane.
Turn the “Shipping” and “Discount” options on (ON).