The company said that by using the new capabilities, the Intuit Data Services, developers can integrate data such as items, jobs, accounts and sales representatives, accounts receivable transactions, estimates, sales orders, invoices and payments. Among the features in the data services are billing entitlements that give developers more pricing options for software  which include enabling them to set prices based on features in each version of an application, along with the number of users. There are also self-serve Google Analytics that can track performance and application usage while the Intuit Sync Agent, a wizard within QuickBooks 2010, is design to simplify the customer setup process. With this tool, customers can permit their QuiickBook data to be available to the Internet-based Intuit applications by using a wizard when they set up their first application in the Intuit App Center.

Applications available in the AppCenter include Document Management, Central Desktop, FuelStation by ClickFuel, Expensify, MyFax and TableTop Dashboards and Reports by DreamFactory. They are available at http://workplace.intuit.com.