Okta
QuickBooks

Automated Item Updates

Seamlessly sync data between systems. Increase efficiency while reducing manual tasks. Elevate customer support workflows effortlessly.

When this happens...

New Okta Event
Trigger new event when the system observes a new event.

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automatically do this!

Update Item
Updates an item.

Explore Triggers and Actions

New Okta Event
Trigger new event when the system observes a new event.
Search Query
Performs a search query against a Quickbooks entity.
Search Services
Search for services.
Search Time Activities
Searches for time activities.
Search Vendors
Searches for vendors.
Send Estimate
Sends an estimate by email.
Send Invoice
Sends an invoice by email.
Update Customer
Updates a customer.
Sparse Update Invoice
Sparse updating provides the ability to update a subset of properties for a given object; only elements specified in the request are updated. Missing elements are left untouched. The ID of the object to update is specified in the request body.​
Update Estimate
Updates an estimate.

About the apps

Learn more about

Okta

and

QuickBooks

, and how they work together to automate your workflows.

About

Okta

Okta provides secure access to applications, essential for support teams managing identity verification and user access, enhancing service delivery.

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About

QuickBooks

QuickBooks Online helps manage business finances, crucial for support teams in tracking transactions and customer accounts, enhancing service delivery.

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Why

Okta

+

QuickBooks

= Perfect Match

Integrating Okta and QuickBooks enables businesses to streamline their operational processes by automating the item update workflow. When a new event is detected in Okta, it prompts an instantaneous update of relevant items in QuickBooks. This connection not only minimizes manual data entry but also ensures accuracy and timeliness, ultimately enhancing productivity and customer satisfaction across various departments.

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