QuickBooks Labs

QuickBooks bookkeeping for small businesses on QuickBooks Online. This plugin gives Claude eight skills for setup, bank-feed review, categorizing transactions, reconciling an account to its statement, and building reports. They run through Intuit's hosted QuickBooks Labs server, and the plugin writes to QuickBooks only after you approve.

Third-party, by Intuit

November 3, 2026

Install

Install the plugin

Plugins install through Claude Code’s plugin marketplace. Two commands, no files to place by hand.

Install the quickbooks-labs plugin. It installs through Claude Code only. If you're not Claude Code, stop and tell me.

/plugin marketplace add intuit/intuit-plugins-official
/plugin install quickbooks-labs@intuit-marketplace

If you can't run slash lines, run these two lines in a shell instead:
claude plugin marketplace add intuit/intuit-plugins-official
claude plugin install quickbooks-labs@intuit-marketplace

When both commands finish, confirm the quickbooks-labs plugin is installed. Use /plugin, or run claude plugin list in a shell.
Then tell me to restart Claude Code so it picks up the new skills.
  1. 1

    Add the marketplace

    Run this once in Claude Code. It registers the marketplace this plugin installs from (intuit-marketplace), so every plugin in it becomes installable.

    /plugin marketplace add intuit/intuit-plugins-official
  2. 2

    Install the plugin

    Installs this plugin and everything it bundles. Restart Claude Code afterwards so it picks the new skills up.

    /plugin install quickbooks-labs@intuit-marketplace

Intuit wrote this plugin and distributes it from its own intuit-marketplace. We list it here because small-business bookkeeping is one of the jobs people come to this catalog looking for. We did not write it and have not reviewed it.

It is bookkeeping for small-business owners who use QuickBooks Online: bank feeds, receipts, and reports. Every skill works through Intuit’s hosted QuickBooks Labs server, so the plugin does little until you connect and sign in to QuickBooks.

The 8 skills

Each skill runs as a slash command, /quickbooks-labs:<skill>.

  • onboard: first-time setup. Connects bank and card accounts, then suggests one next step from the state of your books.
  • configure: runs the same setup as onboard, under the name hosts use for finishing setup.
  • categorize-transactions: categorizes an approved set of bank-feed transactions and posts only after you say yes.
  • reconcile: matches a bank or credit-card account to its statement.
  • create-reports: builds QuickBooks report Artifacts and charts, either live pages or snapshots, with optional scheduled refreshes.
  • review-bank-feed: opens the bank feed app. Slash command only.
  • switch-company: opens the QuickBooks company picker. Slash command only.
  • connect-bank: opens your connected bank and card feeds, with a Connect a bank button. Slash command only.

The last three do not run a workflow. They only open an app inside Claude.

What to know before you install

  • Intuit’s README says the plugin writes to QuickBooks only after you approve. Receipts, bills, and categorization each show what will change and wait for a yes.
  • Connect QuickBooks once. Intuit’s setup guide says a second QuickBooks Labs connection makes Claude see every tool twice. If QuickBooks Labs is already connected under Settings, leave the plugin’s own connector row as Not added.
  • Its predecessor was ClaudeBooks. Intuit says to remove that plugin before installing this one.
  • If you used the older QuickBooks connector, see /connectors/quickbooks-online/. QuickBooks Labs is a separate connector.

The skills it ships

  • onboard
  • configure
  • categorize-transactions
  • review-bank-feed
  • switch-company
  • connect-bank
  • reconcile
  • create-reports

MCP connectors it declares

QuickBooks Labs (opens in new tab)See the QuickBooks Labs connector page

Intuit's hosted QuickBooks Labs server, declared in the plugin's .mcp.json. Every skill in this plugin works through it. It is separate from the QuickBooks Online connector.

View config snippet
# Intuit hosts this MCP server. Nothing to install locally.
# Add the endpoint to your MCP client, then sign in to QuickBooks.
claude mcp add quickbooks-labs --transport http https://mcp-nttf.quickbooks.intuit.com/mcp