List of QuickBooks Example qbXML Requests/Responses

• If the value of the tag is empty, then do not send that tag. i.e. rather than send an empty tag like: <LastName></LastName> just don't send that tag at all.
• If you're issuing a *Mod request, you must send the ListID/TxnID and EditSequence of the record you're trying to modify.

With a default installation of the QuickBooks SDK, you can find the ones the validator uses here:

• C:/Program Files/Intuit/IDN/Common/tools/validator/

Primary keys within QuickBooks are ListIDs and TxnIDs. You'll probably want to store the returned ListID and TxnID from the responses in your application. FullName is also a unique key within QuickBooks, but it can change, so it's usually not a good idea to use it as a primary key.

WARNING

If you're using Keith's / Consolibyte Solutions PHP framework, you must change the requestID=”…” attribute before using this examples!

You need to embed the $requestID parameter passed to your handler function as requestID=“xyz”

/WARNING

• Adding an Account
• Adding a Class
• Adding a Customer
• Adding an Invoice
  • Adding an Invoice with a Coupon/Discount
  • Another Example of Adding an Invoice
• Items:
  • Adding a Service Item
  • Adding a Non-Inventory Item
  • Adding an Inventory Item
• Adding a Payment
• Adding a Sales Receipt
• Adding an Item Receipt

• Modifying a Customer
• Modifying a Custom Field (DataExt)

• Modifying an Invoice

• Querying for Accounts

• Querying for Customers
  • Querying for a Customer by Name
  • Querying for Customers with Iterators

• Querying for Items
  • Querying for Inventory Items