import QuickBooks from "node-quickbooks";
import { CachedAccount, AccountCache, ClassCache, DepartmentCache, VendorCache, EmployeeCache } from "../types/index.js";
export declare function clearLookupCache(): void;
export declare function getDepartmentCache(client: QuickBooks): Promise<DepartmentCache>;
export declare function getClassCache(client: QuickBooks): Promise<ClassCache>;
export declare function getAccountCache(client: QuickBooks): Promise<AccountCache>;
export declare function resolveAccount(client: QuickBooks, account: string): Promise<CachedAccount>;
export declare function getVendorCache(client: QuickBooks): Promise<VendorCache>;
export declare function getEmployeeCache(client: QuickBooks): Promise<EmployeeCache>;
export declare function resolveVendor(client: QuickBooks, nameOrId: string): Promise<{
    value: string;
    name: string;
}>;
export declare function resolveItem(client: QuickBooks, nameOrId: string): Promise<{
    value: string;
    name: string;
}>;
export declare function resolveDepartmentId(client: QuickBooks, department: string): Promise<string>;
export declare function resolveCustomer(client: QuickBooks, nameOrId: string): Promise<{
    value: string;
    name: string;
}>;
/**
 * An account plus every account nested beneath it, by Id.
 *
 * Report-based tools (the General Ledger behind account_period_summary) roll
 * sub-account activity up into the parent, while entity-based reads match a
 * single AccountRef. Callers that want to agree with the reports need the whole
 * subtree. QBO nests arbitrarily deep, so this walks rather than checking
 * ParentRef one level down.
 */
export declare function collectAccountTree(cache: AccountCache, rootId: string): Set<string>;
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