QuickBooks

QuickBooks Online is Intuit's cloud-based accounting platform used by small and mid-sized businesses to manage invoices, expenses, payroll, and financial reporting. By connecting QuickBooks to Coupler.io, you can automatically export your accounting data to spreadsheets, BI tools, or databases — no manual CSV downloads required.

Coupler.io offers two QuickBooks data sources that cover different use cases:

Data source
What it does

QuickBooks

Pulls raw entity data — invoices, customers, bills, payments, vendors, and 25+ other data categories

QuickBooks Reports

Pulls pre-built financial reports — P&L, Balance Sheet, General Ledger, Transaction List, and 20+ others

Why connect QuickBooks to Coupler.io?

  • Automate financial reporting — Schedule regular data refreshes so your spreadsheets and dashboards always reflect the latest accounting data.

  • Build custom dashboards — Export P&L, Balance Sheet, or transaction data to Looker Studio, Power BI, or Google Sheets for visualization beyond what QuickBooks offers natively.

  • Combine with other sources — Merge QuickBooks data with CRM, e-commerce, or advertising data for a full picture of business performance.

  • Flexible destinations — Export to AI tools, Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, Power BI, or other supported destinations.

Prerequisites

Before connecting, make sure you have:

  • A QuickBooks Online account (Simple Start, Essentials, Plus, or Advanced)

  • Admin or Accountant access to the company file you want to pull data from

  • A Coupler.io account

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Quick start

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How to connect

Both QuickBooks data sources use OAuth authentication — you sign in with your Intuit account directly.

1

In Coupler.io, create a new data flow and select QuickBooks (for entity data) or QuickBooks Reports (for financial reports) as the source.

2

Click Connect and sign in with your Intuit/QuickBooks account.

3

Grant Coupler.io permission to view your QuickBooks data. Click Allow.

4

For QuickBooks (entities): Select a data entity (e.g., Invoice, Customer, Bill).

5

For QuickBooks Reports: Select a report name (e.g., Profit and Loss Summary, General Ledger Detail). Set the report period.

6

Choose your destination and run the import.

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