End-User License Agreement

The Application can connect to QuickBooks Online through Intuit’s APIs to read accounting information — company details, the chart of accounts, employee counts, counts of transactions over a recent period, transaction detail and its attached files, and sales-tax reports — used for workload estimation, pricing, and reviewing the accuracy of the books. On an instruction from the Firm’s staff it also writes a limited set of changes back: it attaches supporting documents to transactions, it corrects how transactions are categorized, it records purchases that are missing from your books, and it maintains your chart of accounts. It makes no other changes — it does not void or delete anything, it does not create vendors, and it does not touch invoices, payments, or payroll. Making an account inactive hides it from lists; the account, and every transaction recorded against it, remain in your books. Every such change is initiated by a named member of the Firm’s staff, is confirmed by them before it is sent, and is recorded in the Application’s own audit log. By connecting a QuickBooks company, you represent that you are authorized to grant that access, including for the changes described above. Your use of QuickBooks Online remains subject to your agreements with Intuit.

The Application does not connect to bank accounts today. If that capability becomes available, the Firm may ask you to connect a bank or credit-card account through a regulated bank-data provider, on a page that provider hosts. The Firm never receives your online-banking credentials. By connecting an account you represent that you are authorized to grant that access. The Application reads the account and transaction information you authorize the provider to share, and makes no changes to any bank account: it does not move money, initiate payments, or alter anything at your financial institution. Your use of that provider’s service remains subject to your agreements with it.