Can I get a free developer test account for Integration.

I appreciate you for sharing your concern with us, sashank. I can provide more information about this topic.

To obtain a free developer test account for integration with Salesforce and the Arka Inventory application in QuickBooks Online (QBO), you can visit the Intuit Developer website and sign up for a developer account. This will allow you to access the necessary tools and resources for integrating your application with QBO.

However, if you need to subscribe to a QuickBooks Online account, you can sign up for a 30-day trial and integrate it into other applications. Refer to the screenshot below:

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Hi Christine, 

We already have an account created, But it got expired on 10 Feb 2024.

Could you please help us in extending another 30 days for testing?

Thank you. 

I understand the importance of extending another 30 days for testing in QuickBooks Online (QBO), Sashank. I'm here to share insights about this. 

The option to extend the testing period is unavailable in QuickBooks Online. With QBO, you can enjoy a one-month free trial subscription. Therefore, to continue testing for another 30 days, you would need to create a new trial account. Then, export and import the necessary data.

Here's how to import data:

1. Open your new QBO trial account.
2. Go to the Gear icon and then choose Import data.
3. Select which type of entry you’d like to move first.
4. Click Browse, then locate the file.
    

Once the trial ends, you can renew or resubscribe for the regular subscription fee. I've added these articles that will help you manage your subscription and update your payment method:

• Manage billing, payment, and subscription info in QuickBooks Online
• How to resubscribe or reactivate QuickBooks Online

Drop a comment below if you need help with the product. I’m always ready to assist further. Have a good one.