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Heya, are there any you're particularly interested in?

I’ve got one project where I’d be interested in seeing how Box and Xero 360 integrations work. Another where OneDrive and QuickBooks would be involved. Possibly some interest in QuickBooks Time too, so not sure if that’s supported or not?

Xero, Box, OneDrive, and QuickBooks are available through 360 Data, but not QuickBooks Time (unless Intuit allows you to access that data through their QuickBooks API, though it appears to be separate as “TSheets”). And keep in mind that all 360 Data connections are read-only and limited to the Enterprise plan, though it’s available as part of the free trial.

Thanks Peter - I think it's possible to give it a go via creating a trial account as brenty says. Do you have an idea of what kind of apps you'd build with those/ what the use cases are?

I’d love to be able to learn a bit more about what data fields are accessible to Stacker from Xero and QuickBooks via the 360 Data connection. A documented case study would be very useful to read about. One of the first use cases I’d be looking to explore is for a large electrical services firm who maintains many client records already in QuickBooks. I’d like to gain access to those client records to view in Stacker as that would 1) form the basis of a new user table, and 2) when that client/user table in Stacker is built out, the ability to have read-only access to invoices and/or account balances would be great. Similar use case for a client using Xero. For Box and OneDrive, read only access to cloud storage is fine. Typically there is going to be one client folder stored in the cloud that would be nice to gain access to in Stacker so that the user could launch their Box or OneDrive client software to open and view a file of interest linked to Stacker record.