POST /v3/company/{realmId}/customer and returns the new customer’s id. Display name “QuickBooks Create Customer”. Off by default.
Use it after QuickBooks Lookup (quickbooks_lookup_entity) with entity_type: Customer finds no match and the user wants the client added. The returned id feeds QuickBooks Update Deposit Received From or any other tool that takes a customer.
Authentication and enablement
Enable the tool on the agent and connect a QuickBooks Online integration (OAuth). The access token and company (realm_id) are injected from the connection. With several companies connected, the per-company toggles on the tool decide which ones it may write to.
Inputs
display_name: required. The name shown in QuickBooks, up to 500 characters. Must be unique across every customer, vendor and employee in the company.company_name: legal company name, if different from the display name.given_name,family_name: when the customer is a person.email,phone: primary contact details.billing_address:line1,line2,city,state(sent as QuickBooksCountrySubDivisionCode),postal_code,country.notes: free text stored on the customer.
Output
id, display_name, company_name, active, entity_type: "Customer", full_details (the fields QuickBooks returned) and completed_at.
Limits and side effects
- Creates exactly one customer per successful call. It never updates, merges or deactivates a record.
- No lookup runs first: QuickBooks itself rejects a duplicate name, which costs nothing, while a pre-check read is a metered Intuit API call.
Expected errors
QuickBooks already has a customer, vendor or employee named "…": QuickBooks fault 6240. Nothing was created. Find the existing record with QuickBooks Lookup and use its id. A customer marked inactive does not show in lookups, so check QuickBooks if the lookup still finds nothing.display_name cannot be empty/display_name is longer than 500 characters/email "…" is not a valid email address: validation, before any call.access_token is required…: no QuickBooks connection is bound to the agent.failed to create customer: quickbooks api error (HTTP …): any other QuickBooks fault, passed through verbatim.