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Xero
integration & API.

Xero integrations that keep accounting in sync without the bookkeeper rework.

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What is Xero?

Xero in plain English.

Xero is the leading cloud accounting platform for Australian, New Zealand, and UK small-to-mid-sized businesses. It handles invoicing, bank reconciliation, payroll, BAS/GST reporting, and integrates with hundreds of business tools.

What businesses use it for

Common Xero
use cases.

  • 01 Day-to-day bookkeeping, invoicing, and bill payment
  • 02 Bank feed reconciliation and cash flow management
  • 03 Payroll for Australian businesses with STP compliance
  • 04 BAS, GST, and tax reporting
  • 05 Financial reporting and dashboards

Why custom?

Beyond the default Xero integrations.

Xero is the default for Australian and NZ businesses. We build Xero integrations that move sales, payments, expenses, and customer data automatically — with proper reconciliation, tax handling, and the kind of error reporting that means your bookkeeper doesn't need to redo our work.

What we build with Xero

Common Xero integrations.

01

Sales and invoice sync from ecommerce platforms

02

Stripe, Square, PayPal payment reconciliation

03

Inventory sync between operations and Xero

04

Custom reports pulling Xero data

05

GST and tax handling for AU businesses

How a Xero project usually unfolds

How a Xero project usually unfolds.

  1. 01

    Discovery with the bookkeeper or accountant

    A working session with the people who actually run Xero day-to-day — bookkeeper, accountant, finance manager — to understand how invoicing, reconciliation, GST and the chart of accounts are set up, and where the current operational-to-Xero flow is creating rework.

  2. 02

    Design the integration to match the way Xero is run

    API access provisioned, the contact and invoice data model agreed, GST and tax treatment confirmed, and the reconciliation flow designed so payouts, refunds and fees land in the right place. Decisions made here so the bookkeeper does not have to redo our work later.

  3. 03

    Build the integrations in phases

    Highest-pain flow first — usually the sales-to-invoice sync from ecommerce or the operational system, or the Stripe and Square payout reconciliation — then bills and expenses, then custom reporting. Each phase is shipped, reviewed by the bookkeeper, and live before the next starts.

  4. 04

    Handover with documentation and a maintenance arrangement

    Finance and operations team training, runbooks covering the integration points and the things to check when a sync looks off, and an agreed ongoing support arrangement as Xero, the operational systems or the chart of accounts evolve.

Typical investment $15K–$60K depending on scope

Typical timeline 4–10 weeks to first delivery

What you can expect

What a Xero integration usually delivers.

Sales and payments flowing in without re-keying

Orders, invoices, payouts and refunds from ecommerce and the operational systems land in Xero with the right contacts, tax codes and tracking categories — no end-of-month copy-paste from a spreadsheet.

Reconciliation the bookkeeper can sign off on

Stripe, Square and PayPal payouts reconcile against the invoices and fees they relate to, including multi-currency and timing edge cases the default integrations gloss over.

GST and BAS handling that holds up at tax time

Tax codes, GST treatment and reporting are set up so the BAS lines up with what Xero shows — without manual adjustments to chase the numbers.

Reporting and dashboards beyond the built-in views

Custom reports and dashboards consolidating Xero with the operational data, so the leadership team has one honest picture of the business rather than three competing spreadsheets.

Commonly paired with

Xero works with the rest of your stack.

How we build

Production-grade.
Not Zapier in a trench coat.

Every Xero integration we ship handles failure properly: idempotent jobs, retry logic, dead-letter queues for unrecoverable cases, and observability so you can see exactly where data is at any moment.

Tested

Real test suite, real edge cases. Not just "it worked once."

Observable

You see what is happening — events logged, errors surfaced.

Maintainable

Documented, version-controlled, handed over properly.

FAQ

Common questions about Xero integration.

Can Xero integrate with WooCommerce?

Yes — we build custom WooCommerce ↔ Xero integrations that handle GST properly, sync customers, manage refunds, and reconcile Stripe payouts. Goes beyond the default app store options.

Does Xero have an API?

Yes — Xero has a robust REST API covering invoices, contacts, payments, payroll, and more. It is the standard tool for custom Xero integration work.

How long does a Xero integration take?

A focused one-direction sync (e.g. sales into Xero) is usually 2–3 weeks. Two-way integrations with full reconciliation are 4–8 weeks.

Get started

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Xero?

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