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QuickBooks Online native webhooks with Unified require manual configuration in the Intuit Developer Portal because Intuit does not offer a programmatic webhook-registration API. Users need an Intuit Developer app with QuickBooks Accounting scopes, an OAuth-connected QuickBooks connection in a Unified workspace, and a workspace-specific Unified endpoint URL, with the appropriate regional API host where applicable. In the Intuit portal, they must select either the Production or Development environment, enter the Unified endpoint, and enable supported entities such as Customer, Vendor, Invoice, and Class, which map to Unified accounting contacts, invoices, and categories. Separate Unified native webhooks must then be created for each desired object and event, such as creation, updates, or deletions. Testing can involve Intuit’s test-notification feature and changes to enabled entities in a matching QuickBooks company, while troubleshooting focuses on the workspace ID, environment selection, entity settings, Unified event subscriptions, OAuth realm ID availability, and the fact that subscriptions are tracked separately for each QuickBooks company realm.

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