This guide is provided by Conductor, the service that powers the QuickBooks
Desktop integration for many business tools, including the one that sent you
here.
If the QuickBooks Desktop user ever signs in on another computer, this
connection will not work properly. Make sure to select a user who primarily
works on the same computer to avoid conflicts.
The QuickBooks Desktop user you select should have “Full Access” permissions
to ensure the connection works correctly with all the data it needs to access.
1
Open QuickBooks Desktop
2
Open the company file for the connection you want to modify
3
Sign in as the QuickBooks Admin user
4
Switch to single-user mode
If you’re currently in multi-user mode, switch to single-user mode by going to “File” → “Switch to Single-user Mode” in the top menu bar.
5
Open the Integrated Applications preferences
- Go to “Edit” → “Preferences” in the top menu bar.
- In the Preferences window that appears, navigate to “Integrated Applications” in the left sidebar.
- Click on the “Company Preferences” tab at the top of the window.
6
Open the connection's Properties window
- In the list of connections find the row that matches your Web Connector connection.
- Select it and click Properties.

7
Change the user for your connection
- In the connection Properties window that appears, look for the “Login as” dropdown menu.
- Select the user you want to assign to this connection from the dropdown.
Remember that this user should have “Full Access” permissions. If the user doesn’t have the proper permissions, you may need to modify their access rights in QuickBooks Desktop first.

8
Save your changes
- Click “OK” in the “Application Properties” dialog to confirm the user change.
- Click “OK” in the Preferences window to save all changes.