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		mbell on Dec 2, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Writing a Quickbooks REST API It doesn't really solve the same problem. IAP allows SaaS providers to provide their "App" via the quickbooks "App Store". That is great if your a SaaS provider, someone like Freshbooks. What IAP doesn't allow is using its APIs via your own custom in house application that you don't plan to publish on their "App store". If your using QB desktop your only real option is web connector hell.

evan_ on Dec 2, 2012 [–]

> What IAP doesn't allow is using its APIs via your own custom in house application that you don't plan to publish on their "App store".

You don't have to publish on their app store.

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