[griffinb]

My wife is starting an e-publisher in a couple months and I am taking on the task of developing her website (I'm using ASP.NET). Of all the cart systems I've researched Ecwid and 3dCart seem to have the best facebook integration with Ecwid winning out on price, ease of use and support.

Ultimately I want a cart system that can make sales directly from Facebook in addition to the website and push sales directly to an online accounting system (i.e. Quickbooks Online Edition).

After extensive research, in my mind the two most viable options are:

Foxycart w/ ShopTab providing the Facebook component, and ConsoliBYTE providing the pipeline to Quickbooks Online.

OR,

Ecwid with some custom programming to integrate w/ Quickbooks Online.

So here's my question to the Ecwid staff or anyone else who is knowledgable... I think with a lot more research I can come up with some ASP.NET code using qbXML to talk to Quickbooks Online. However, I'm unfamiliar with WebHooks... can they be used to trigger Ecwid sales to be pushed to the accounting system?

[Mike C]

I was previously using Webgility eCommerceConnector with my other shopping cart and am already missing the automation!! So I am praying that Ecwid will be able to be supported by eCC in the NEAR future I don't know if eCC works with QB online or not.. go to www.webgility.com

[griffinb]

Mike, I already checked eCC and it currently does not support Quickbooks Online.

[Qetzal]

So here's my question to the Ecwid staff or anyone else who is knowledgable... I think with a lot more research I can come up with some ASP.NET code using qbXML to talk to Quickbooks Online. However, I'm unfamiliar with WebHooks... can they be used to trigger Ecwid sales to be pushed to the accounting system?

WebHooks are not implemented yet. However we're planning to implement an API which will allow to get information about orders automatically.

If you want to create a tool which will integrate Ecwid and Quickbooks Online, please drop me a line and we will discuss this.

[Wells Johnson Company]

Hi

I was wondering if it will be possible to connect my ecwid cart to Quickbooks using Atandra's T-HUB order manager or something similar?

I've used T-HUB in the past with Virtuamart and thought it was a great way to do order management, inventory and shipping label printing.

Thanks!

[Eugene Rimmer]

I think it is possible to use this software along with Ecwid. Though there is no realtime connector yet, the Ecwid's order data can be exported into CSV and then imported into QuickBooks as per here: http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com...icles/HOW12247, so T-Hub should be able to process such orders. This means some amount of manual work regularly, but with the release of Ecwid Orders API it will also be possible to get the orders data automatically, and T-Hub might release a real time connector for that, so it will only be better with time.

[Wells Johnson Company]

Originally Posted by Eugene Rimmer

I think it is possible to use this software along with Ecwid. Though there is no realtime connector yet, the Ecwid's order data can be exported into CSV and then imported into QuickBooks as per here: http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com...icles/HOW12247, so T-Hub should be able to process such orders. This means some amount of manual work regularly, but with the release of Ecwid Orders API it will also be possible to get the orders data automatically, and T-Hub might release a real time connector for that, so it will only be better with time.

That's what i'm really hoping for! At some point in the near future i will need full integration with quickbooks and shipping labels and I hope at that point there is a realtime connector for that.

[jillmcgillen]

Hi, Is there any new developments in the many shopping cart connections that are seamless with Quickbooks? Quickbooks tell me that the following are part of their integration--
Web stores including Homestead, Go Daddy, Web.com, UltraCart, IA Modules and PDG Software --seems like it would add value to your site to have one of these in your group as this would be more attractive--less vendors, less liklihood of problems. Thanks, Jill McGillen

[Erza]

Is there a way for ecwid to detect inventory number/status in quickbooks? Or perhaps a way for me to export the inventory numbers from quickbooks into ecwid so I can keep what's actually in-stock up to date?

[Maya]

You can use one of recommended by Ecwid solutions for integration with Quickbooks: http://www.ecwid.com/connect/gcatego...and-inventory/

Alternatively, in order to update products quantity you can use Ecwid import/export functionality. You can manually export your products list from Quickbooks, import it to CSV format and than import products list to Ecwid. Please, note, that in order to update products' quantity you don’t need to export all fields, SKU and Quantity fields will be enough.

If you need help with such script we can help you. Fill in this form https://ecwidcom.typeform.com/to/vIlijv, we will review your request and get back to you via email with the quote.

The idea of integrating Ecwid with Quickbook is pretty popular, and if you consider that it should be added in Ecwid, please, vote for it here: http://ideas.ecwid.com/forums/22031-...ooks?ref=title and we will email you when it is released.