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QuickBooks Labs

Intuit's hosted QuickBooks Labs server, for bookkeeping at small businesses: bank-feed review, categorizing transactions, reconciliation, and reports. It is a separate connector from QuickBooks Online (see the QuickBooks Online connector) and from Intuit Developer, and it has its own sign-in.

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Intuit's hosted QuickBooks Labs server, for bookkeeping at small businesses: bank-feed review, categorizing transactions, reconciliation, and reports. It is a separate connector from QuickBooks Online (see the QuickBooks Online connector) and from Intuit Developer, and it has its own sign-in.

View config snippet
# Intuit hosts this MCP server. Nothing to install locally.
# Add the endpoint to your MCP client, then sign in to QuickBooks.
claude mcp add quickbooks-labs --transport http https://mcp-nttf.quickbooks.intuit.com/mcp

Authentication: OAuth — Intuit's QuickBooks Labs setup guide says the connector ships a pre-registered OAuth client id and uses PKCE, with no client secret.

Capabilities

  • Read QuickBooks Online company context, accounts, contacts, items, transactions, and reports, per the connector's own description in the plugin's .mcp.json.
  • Review the bank feed, categorize bank-feed transactions, and reconcile a bank or credit-card account to its statement, per the plugin skill files.
  • Work with tax, attachments, recurring templates, and change tracking, per the same connector description.
  • Switch between QuickBooks companies, and see connected bank and card feeds.

Limitations

  • Separate from the QuickBooks Online connector (/connectors/quickbooks-online/) and from Intuit Developer: it is a different hosted server, and connecting both QuickBooks Labs connections shows every tool twice.
  • The full tool list is not confirmed from Intuit's published plugin files, so this page lists only what those files state.
  • The plugin's skills write to QuickBooks only after the user approves; the connector's own write limits are not documented in those files.

1 catalog entry uses this connector