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The QuickBooks API provides a handful of endpoints that enable us to assemble their most common reports, such as Balance Sheets or Profit & Loss. Unfortunately, with this power comes a level of abstraction that makes it quite tough to wrangle the data into a meaningful chart or report.

A common limitation of 3rd-party APIs is that they serve only “current” data. But what if you want to retain the history of your data as it changes over time?

MCP is only one cog in a larger machine, especially when it comes to complex, conversational AI queries. In this article, I’ll take you through a typical implementation of an MCP wrapper, then show why this will quickly fail under anything but the most trivial of use cases

The existing reporting tools for cloud service are numerous and comprehensive. But if you're running multiple accounts and need to consolidate data across your entire organization, things get a little more difficult.

You already know that SyncHub lets you access raw data from cloud platforms, such as Xero, HubSpot or simPRO. But getting the data is only the first part...you also need to do something with it