Can I connect QuickBooks or accounting data to iDBQuery?

QuickBooks (and comparable accounting tools with an API) connects to iDBQuery through the REST API connector — iDBQuery reads from the accounting platform's API rather than via a dedicated native app. Accounting exports as CSV/Excel work too, through the file connector.

• You'd connect QuickBooks by authorising with its OAuth credentials and pointing iDBQuery at Invoices, Bills, Expenses, Customers, and the chart of accounts.
• iDBQuery normalises the responses into queryable tables, applies its semantic layer to the fields, and adds the data to your one live queryable model.
• Ask in plain language — *"What were total expenses by category last quarter versus budget?"* — and iDBQuery writes and runs the query, returning a cited number, chart or live dashboard.

The payoff for finance teams is one place to reconcile: iDBQuery can combine QuickBooks with a payments API like Stripe, a bank feed, or an operational database in a single question — flagging where numbers disagree between systems — all as one model with no ETL. Because every figure is cited back to its source transaction, month-end and board figures are auditable line by line. Schedule refreshes to keep it current, use read-only access, and deploy in your own VPC or air-gapped since financial data is sensitive.