J
Jacqui
Hi,
I work for a small software company creating web based software for the
moving industry (www.moveassist.com). As one of my projects, I have
been tasked to create an accounts integration to Quickbooks (so
financial information can be moved out of our software for accountancy
purposes).
Our software is written in Java (J2EE) and I have decided after a fair
bit of searching to write a few Java classes to interface with the
QODBC (ODBC driver for QuickBooks).
After a bit of thought it hit me that if I extended it into a full
blown and easy to use API encompassing the whole database layout, there
may be a market out there for it.
Could anyone tell me if this would be the case, and if so tell me
(honestly!) roughly how much you think it should cost.
I work for a small software company creating web based software for the
moving industry (www.moveassist.com). As one of my projects, I have
been tasked to create an accounts integration to Quickbooks (so
financial information can be moved out of our software for accountancy
purposes).
Our software is written in Java (J2EE) and I have decided after a fair
bit of searching to write a few Java classes to interface with the
QODBC (ODBC driver for QuickBooks).
After a bit of thought it hit me that if I extended it into a full
blown and easy to use API encompassing the whole database layout, there
may be a market out there for it.
Could anyone tell me if this would be the case, and if so tell me
(honestly!) roughly how much you think it should cost.