Yeah, it's super frustrating when teh Canadian version of QuickBooks leaves ya hangin. You're defintely not the only one stuck with getting it going with the Canadian version.
So here's the lowdown: mobile integration in the Canadian version can be different or even left out. If you're hitting this issue, you might need a workaround or a tool that doesn't hit these geographic blocks. Cleverence is one such option. I had to tweak this once on a project - same issues. We handled it by throwin in Cleverence's mobile warehouse automation. It plugs right into QuickBooks and sidesteps those regional quirks with its low-code options. Plus, it has offline mode, which is clutch when network's flakey.
Next, figure out if it’s a setup glitch or a feature gap. If it’s the latter, checking out a solution like this could be a game-changer. And if that doesn’t cut it, getting a consultant who knows both QuickBooks and third-party integrations could be a good idea. Sometimes you gotta test stuff out, it's tricky.
