QuickBooks connection issues

If TruSync can’t reach your QuickBooks company, you’ll see a QuickBooks reconnection needed banner across the top of your dashboard telling you your connection has expired.

Reconnecting

1. Click Reconnect in the banner (or open the QuickBooks Connection panel and click Re-authorize).
2. Sign in to Intuit in the popup window that opens.
3. Approve the permissions again.
4. Close the popup once it redirects — the banner clears automatically.

Reconnecting doesn’t affect anything already synced; it only restores TruSync’s ability to keep syncing going forward. Orders that arrived while the connection was expired become order exceptions and sync once you reconnect.

If reconnecting doesn’t work

• Confirm you’re signing in with an Intuit account that has access to the same QuickBooks company TruSync was originally connected to.
• Make sure your QuickBooks Online subscription is active — an inactive or expired QBO subscription blocks the connection even after you reconnect.

FAQ

Will I lose data if my QuickBooks connection expires? No — nothing already synced is affected, and orders that queue up during the outage sync once you reconnect.

How often does this happen? QuickBooks access tokens expire periodically as a normal part of how Intuit’s OAuth works — it’s not specific to anything going wrong with your account.

What if I connected the wrong QuickBooks company by mistake? Disconnect from the QuickBooks Connection panel, then reconnect and choose the correct company.