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[@suryamurthyvanamoju9073]

@brandon Thank you for the excellent explanation of Quickbooks integration with Python. I found it very helpful.

[@skennel8884]

been working on QBO API integration off an on for the last 6 months. Not much on youtube about this. Your video came out just time!

[@BrandonJacobson]

That's great to hear. This video just shows the sandbox integration. I haven't done a video on an actual live account integration yet.

[@skennel8884]

@@BrandonJacobson If you've got another video coming out about the live integration, that would be great! I've been struggling a bit.

[@alexsouvall7930]

Hey did you ever post the follow up video on this? I haven't been able to find you actually code after you set up the API connection

[@BrandonJacobson]

No, not yet. I'm a little cautious about the PCI Compliance checklist and then accessing quickbooks through Python. Email me at bjone6 AT gmail DOT com if you want the code in this video.

[@joegenshlea6827]

Thank you so much for the clear and also concise video! I'm new at python, and have never implemented Oauth2. Could you please indulge me though on a couple points of confusion? First - the refresh token expires in 101 days according to QBO documentation. Isn't the "constants" file not really constant? Seems to me there should be a new access token after the refresh token expires. Second - maybe this is beyond the scope of this video, but QBO wants a public- (customer-) facing website where they want a lauch URL and a callback URL. My use case is specific to my own company. I want to ingest my company's QBO data to a datalake on AWS. How do you recommend doing this?

[@axelamoe]

Can you show how to upload an attachment to an expense?

[@elisamuel40]

how can auto renewal of the refresh token?

[@junluo8369]

goood job👍

[@jefecito5108]

Gotta be careful with those digital playgrounds! Sometimes you find unintended content....