Launching Conduit
Conduit has no interactive application to open. It is a background service that Foes operates on your behalf, so launching it lands you here rather than in a dashboard.
Why there is no app to open
Conduit is a connector, not a product with a user interface. Once your QuickBooks Online company is connected, the runner works on a schedule without anyone signing in. It reads your accounting data, writes it into the warehouse your organization owns, records what it did, and waits for the next scheduled window. Nobody at your company needs to open anything, start a job, or approve a run.
Foes deliberately did not build an admin console for this. Adding one would mean another login to manage, another surface holding your data, and another thing to secure, for a service whose entire job is to move data into a system you already control.
Where your data is
Your synced QuickBooks data is in your own warehouse, the Supabase project or Azure database named in your engagement. You reach it with your existing credentials for that system, using whatever query tool, BI tool or spreadsheet connector your team already uses. Foes does not sit between you and it, and Foes does not keep a second copy.
Checking on a sync
Run history, record counts, sync windows and any errors are held in Conduit's operational log and reported to you by your Foes contact. If you want to know when the last run happened, whether it succeeded, or why a particular record has not appeared, write to hello@foes.co and you will get a straight answer with the run details attached.
Common reasons you might be here
- You clicked Foes Conduit in the QuickBooks app list and expected a dashboard. There is not one, by design. Everything above explains where to look instead.
- You want to connect a QuickBooks company for the first time, or reconnect one whose authorization has lapsed. Go to connecting a QuickBooks company.
- You want to stop the sync and remove Conduit's access. Go to disconnecting.
- You want to know exactly what Conduit reads and what it keeps. That is set out in the privacy policy.