Idea

Count me as a second vote for this feature. Would love to avoid redundant data entry any time we add a new client or update a current client's contact info.

Thank you for the suggestion.

There are four ways integrations can become reality. The list below is in order or preference, and probability.

1. The target provider develops an integration with RingCentral as a partner (in this case, it would be Quickbooks building an integration with us).
2. Customer develops a private integration for their own usage if the target provider offers an open API as well (since RingCentral already does).
3. Customer pays for RingCentral Professional Services to develop a custom integration for them (contact your Account Executive for more info).
4. RingCentral develops an integration with the target provider.

Here is some more information on a Quickbooks contacts integration with RingCentral.

Developer Solution - available today

For an API solution, both RingCentral and Quickbooks have open APIs so you can build your own sync solution or have our Professional Services do it. Contact RingCentral support to get access to the contacts APIs. 

Here is an example of the Quickbooks customer object:

https://developer.intuit.com/docs/api/accounting/customer

The Quickbooks customer object includes a "DisplayName" property along with a "PrimaryPhone.FreeFormNumber" property. To sync this information into RingCentral, you would need to convert the free form phone number into an E.164 format phone number which can be done using RingCentral's phone number parsing API or a library like Google's libphonenumber.

Out of the Box Solution - coming soon

For an out-of-the-box solution, PieSync ( http://www.piesync.com/) is a Sync as a Service solution that is working on a Quickbooks to RingCentral contacts sync. It is currently targeted for Q2 of 2017. If you are interested in this, please make a request here:  http://www.piesync.com/ringcentral/

@Heather, @Beth, @Jason

You can easily integrate Quickbooks & RingCentral with Tenfold, a 3rd party phone intelligence tool that makes it possible to automatically log interactions in Quickbooks, this way, the customers' primary info appears on the Caller ID and screen pop. You might want to give these guys a try.

Hi,

I know it's a late response.

But I found the apt solution for Quickbooks and Salesforce integration. Now you can easily import data from Quickbooks to Salesforce via a connector named as eShopSync for Quickbooks.

You can learn more about this Quickbooks Salesforce Connector here: https://eshopsync.com/quickbooks

I hope this is of much help!

Thanks!