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December 13, 2017 at 4:10 pm

Hi db2112,

You might need to create a new app within your Intuit developer account. Apps that use oAuth 1.0 will have OAuth Consumer Key and OAuth Consumer Secret fields. Apps that use oAuth 2.0 will have Client ID and Client Secret fields.

Also important: when you set up your oAuth 2.0 app, just a bit after the Client ID and Client Secret fields, you’ll see a section for setting Redirect URIs. There you’ll add a URL and copy and paste your website URL into the Redirect URI field. Production URIs must use https.

December 13, 2017 at 4:44 pm

You should be able to use oAuth 1.0 then, and if Quickbooks is no longer allowing production use of oAuth 1.0, then you can contact them to upgrade your account.

December 14, 2017 at 2:42 am

Hi there,

First, can I ask where you’ve seen this:

I realized after testing 1.0a in sandbox, and it working and then going to production and it not working, that QB now only supports oauth 2.0.

What makes you believe QuickBooks will only work with oAuth 2.0?

As far as I am aware, they use oAuth 2.0 for new accounts but existing accounts can continue to use oAuth1.0 without a problem.

I read this thread, and it looks like he was able to get it working with 2.0
https://eventespresso.com/topic/quickbooks-payment-gateway-support-for-oauth-2-0/

That user has an account that uses oAuth2.0 so he must use that setup.

One problem with Quickbooks is they changed their integration and it depends on when you created your account which type you will have (annoying but that’s the way it goes)

If this is a new account you’ll be using oAuth 2.0 and when looking within your intuit account and grabbing the key info it will look like this – http://take.ms/JvMLK

If your keys section looks like that then you select oAuth 2.0 in the quickbooks payment method and input the keys in their relevant sections – http://take.ms/GaikJ

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If you have an older account your keys in intuit look like this – http://take.ms/uaOxW

If so you select oAuth 1.0a in the Quickbooks payment method and input the details were needed – http://take.ms/tEUIr

So, which account type do you have? From this:

Maybe I’m completely missing it, but there is no client ID or client secret on the keys page of the Intuit developer site, just the usual consumer key and consumer secret.

It sounds like your account is oAuth1.0 so you would use that in the payment method settings but can you confirm, please?

Also, when ‘going to production’ as you switching out your keys for the ‘Production keys’ in your intuit account, or just disabling debug mode in the payment method?

December 14, 2017 at 8:47 am

Did you disconnect the app from your website side before removing the sandbox keys? It sounds like the sandbox app is still connected to your website.

December 14, 2017 at 9:51 am

You can try reconnecting with the sandbox API keys, then disconnect, then after you disconnect switch the settings to use production keys + turn off debug mode.