How to run loop sequentially

Hi ​@stankovski,

Apologies that I can’t help with the logic, I’m not sure how to implement error handling or a try/catch type logic in Zapier workflows. That being said, I know there are major changes coming up with the Quickbooks API. Details found here:

https://blogs.intuit.com/2025/05/15/introducing-the-intuit-app-partner-program/

Long story short, they’re going to start differentiating requests, fortunately “Create Sales Receipt” will fall under the Core API calls which will be unmetered and uncharged. I can’t say for sure that it will solve the throttling issue but thought this might be helpful.

Hi ​@stankovski 

Guide for how to do sequential looping: 

Thanks for the reference. As far as upcoming change to QBO I don’t think it will help me since they are not discussing changing rate limits in that post. 
 

​@Troy Tessalone  I’ve seen that article, however the minimum delay is now 1 minute, so it’s not really a good option for me. Imaging you have a form with 60 rows. It would take an hour to process it. I wish there there was a way to use the Queue concept but without any delay. 

​@stankovski 

Another option is to create a Zap that loops on itself so it processes asap.

General concept here: 

Interesting. Thanks for the ideas. I’ll try them out.

Hi ​@stankovski,

Just keep us on the loop so we can assist you further if needed. Thank you.

Delaying using fractions worked! Thank you!

That’s great to hear, ​@stankovski! Thanks to Troy for pointing you in the right direction.

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