The reference object for this parameter QuickBooks software provides an interface that allows you to use forms such as checks, deposit slips and invoices, making the accounting process more comfortable for the average business owner or manager. By using the built-in functions that pertain to your business, you are able to perform your company accounting by simply recording your vendor activities, customer activities, banking transactions, payroll checks and taxes. QuickBooks handles the accounting portion of each transaction behind the scenes. Read more: QuickBooks Accounting Tutorial | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/way_5462311_quickbooks-accounting-tutorial.html#ixzz1csaydwxl Give a name to this configuration so it can be later referenced by config-ref. Quick-Books client. By default uses DefaultQuickBooksWindowsClient class. The base uri of the quickbooks endpoint, used to fetch the company uri. Quickbooks connector will first use this uri and the realmId to get a second uri, called company uri, which is the actual quickbooks endpoint for the connector Creates. For details of the supported objects and its fields: <a href="https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/ 0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0500_Supported_Objects">Supported Objects and Operations</a> Map that represents the object to be created. The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. WindowsEntityType of the object. the unique request Id Boolean draft <p>Saving an IDS object in a draft state prevents it from being synchronized with Quickbooks. Your app might want to save an object in a draft state if the user has not finished entering data, or for some other reason the user does not want to commit the object for synchronization. You may save an object in draft state during a create or update operation by specifying the draft="true" attribute. By default, the Draft attribute is false, which means that the saved object will be synchronized with Quickbooks.</p> Boolean fullResponse. If this flag is true, it will return the created object, otherwise, it will return an . Retrieve objects by ID. For details of the supported objects: <a href="https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/ 0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0500_Supported_Objects">Supported Objects and Operations</a> Id which is assigned by Data Services when the object is created. The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. WindowsEntityType of the object. Updates. <p>Specify all the parameters for the object, not just the new or changed elements. If you omit an element, it is removed from the object by the update operation.</p> For details of the supported objects and its fields: <a href="https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/ 0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0500_Supported_Objects">Supported Objects and Operations</a> <p>When updating transaction objects (such as Estimate or Invoice), note the following:</p> <p>* To retain existing line items, specify them in the request XML body and do not change their order. </p> <p>* To remove a line item, omit it. </p> <p>* To add a new line item, insert a new one in the list.</p> Map that represents the object to be created. The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks Online, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks Online, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. WindowsEntityType of the object. the unique request Id Boolean draft <p>Saving an IDS object in a draft state prevents it from being synchronized with Quickbooks. Your app might want to save an object in a draft state if the user has not finished entering data, or for some other reason the user does not want to commit the object for synchronization. You may save an object in draft state during a create or update operation by specifying the draft="true" attribute. By default, the Draft attribute is false, which means that the saved object will be synchronized with Quickbooks.</p> Boolean fullResponse. If this flag is true, it will return the created object, otherwise, it will return an . Deletes an object. <p>Most objects cannot be deleted by calling Data Services.</p> <p>If the obj map do not have the MetaData field or the SyncToken, internally, will retrieve the object at first, to delete it. So be careful, because it will need two request instead of one, which could make it slower.</p> <p>For details of the supported objects and its fields: <a href="https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/ 0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0500_Supported_Objects">Supported Objects and Operations</a></p> Map that represents the object to be created. The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks Online, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks Online, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. WindowsEntityType of the object. the unique request Id Lazily retrieves Objects For details on how to generate a query see: <a href="https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/0500_QuickBooks_Windows/ 0100_Calling_Data_Services/0015_Retrieving_Objects">Retrieve Especification</a> Map that represents every filter and sort for the objects retrieved. Each type of object to be retrieved, has a TheObjectQuery class that has the attributes for which it can be filtered <p>(To know which attributes are accepted in every ObjectQuery, you could follow the link in the documentation of the WindowsEntityType that you require, or you can follow the link changing the word OBJECT for the object that you required, for example Account: <p>https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0050_Data_Services/ 0500_QuickBooks_Windows/0600_Object_Reference/OBJECT</p>).</p> <p>Do not complete the fields chunkSize and startPage, because are need it for the "lazily retrieve".</p> If query is null, it will retrieve all the objects of that WindowsEntityType. The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks Online, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks Online, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. WindowsEntityType of the object. Generate a new GUID for the requestId Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. Retrieve the Status <p>Retrieves information about the sync status of Quickbooks entities. You can also query specific entity types for either synchronized or unsynchronized objects with filters. You can get information on recent synchronizations using the syncActivity operation.</p> <p>Note: Sync status information will be maintained for all operations in the cloud up to 30 days old. Of those operations older than 30 days, only the last operation's synch status will be maintained.</p> Map that represents a object. It has the specifications of the syncStatuses to be retrieved. (like a filter) The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks Online, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks Online, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user. Retrieve the SyncActivities <p>The SyncActivity object contains information about Quickbooks for Windows synchronizations. To get the sync status of another type of object, for example, a customer, use the status operation. To filter a query based on whether or not an object is synchronized, use a filter.</p> <p>Note: Sync status information will be maintained for all operations in the cloud up to 30 days old. Of those operations older than 30 days, only the last operation's synch status will be maintained.</p> Map that represents a object. It has the specifications of the SyncActivities to be retrieved. (like a filter) The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. The realmID, also known as the Company ID, uniquely identifies the data for a company. In QuickBooks Online, the Company ID appears on the My Account page. In Data Services for QuickBooks Online, the realmID is required in the URL for most calls. Application Id. Pseudonym Realm Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the company. Pseudonym Auth Id, obtained from the gateway that represents the user.