QuickBooks Online Global

Intuit forced a migration from the legacy Shopify connector to this new sync, and it is completely broken.

Instead of posting sales properly, it routes every Shopify order into the Banking Feed, requiring manual acceptance one by one. Worse, none of the transactions can be accepted. Every attempt fails with a generic “Something isn’t working” error. Refreshing, reconnecting, or remapping does nothing.

This is not user error. It is a backend failure shipped to production with no rollback option. Once migrated, you are stuck unless you fully disconnect and move to a paid third party app.

The result is
-sales stop posting to QuickBooks
-books silently fall out of sync
-accountants waste hours troubleshooting something that cannot be fixed
-businesses are forced into paid tools just to restore basic functionality

This app should not be live. If you rely on Shopify to QuickBooks syncing, do not install this.

I totally agree with Just Tall, the new app doesn't work and is a complete disaster. Forced to upgrade to the new version and a week has gone by and we can't sync a single order from Shopify.

Great work Quickbooks. Now what do we do??? Are you expecting us to manually enter thousands of sales into our Quickbooks or should that be Slowbooks as that is what it is now.

Whatever happened to "if it ain't broken, don't fix it" maybe the head of technology at Intuit should try using his own product before changing what worked perfectly to this "great idea"

UPDATE 01/27/2026:

The app is still non-functional 4 days after the forced transition. We have dozens of mismatched receipts and we still can't add any downloaded receipts to the books, even after painstakingly matching the products manually, because tax codes are non-functional!

The new app which will be mandatory for all Shopify users from 27th January 2026 is BARELY FUNCTIONAL.

Issues:

1. New customers are not automatically created in Quickbooks. You have to manually check a box to add the customer in Quickbooks, otherwise Quickbooks just creates a generic customer called 'Shopify Customer'. This extra manual work is time lost on other essential tasks.

2. Products are NOT matched correctly between Shopify orders and their associating Quickbooks sales receipts. For example, a black sweatshirt on a shopify order matches to a petrol small t-shirt on the the Quickbooks sales receipt (!!). This means you have to manually change each product line item on each sales receipt to make sure everything matches. Needless to say this is a HUGE waste of time if you have dozens (or more) daily transactions and multiple product orders (pretty much every e-commerce store).

Advice to all users that have to transition to the new app: Do NOT select 'automatically add transactions to quickbooks' in the initlal setup screen, or you'll end up with a whole lot of mismatched sales receipts and customers in your books that could take hours to clean up.

The question must be asked, how on earth has Quickbooks launched a barely functional app, when the old one worked pretty much perfectly?

Congratulations Quickbooks on dumping a perfectly working app for a garbage one that doesn't offer the most basic of features.