Where the bots plug in

You keep your stack.
We do the connecting.

Where a clean API exists, we use it. Where it doesn’t — a bank portal, a legacy ERP, a supplier who sends PDFs — we work with the file, the statement or the screen. Not having an API has never been the reason a process stayed manual.

Ledgers & ERP

The system of record. We post into it; we never ask you to leave it.

  • QuickBooks OnlineAPI · deepest coverage
  • XeroAPI
  • Zoho BooksAPI
  • NetSuiteSuiteTalk / RESTlets
  • Sage & Sage IntacctAPI
  • OdooXML-RPC
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365API
  • TallyXML import / export

Money in

Where revenue actually arrives and where it quietly leaks.

  • Stripesettlements, fees, refunds, chargebacks
  • PayPalsettlements & disputes
  • SquarePOS takings
  • Shopifyorders, payouts, gateway split
  • WooCommerce & Amazonorders & settlement files
  • Tabby & TamaraBNPL settlement reconciliation
  • Gateway settlement filesCSV / report parsing

Banks & treasury

Read-only by default. No bot we build ever holds payment initiation rights.

  • MT940 & CAMT.053the formats most banks will give you
  • CSV statement exportswhen they won’t
  • Banks with no feedportal download on a schedule
  • UK, EU & US banksfeed or file
  • Multi-currency & FX revaluationrate source of your choosing
  • WPS salary filesprepared for authorised release

Everything around the edges

Usually where the manual work is actually hiding.

  • Shared AP inboxesMicrosoft 365, Google Workspace
  • SharePoint, OneDrive, Drive, Dropboxdocuments & working papers
  • Excel & Google Sheetsthe models nobody wants to give up
  • FTA e-invoicing & VAT portalsreturn prep & audit file
  • Payroll & HR systemsinputs, contracts, leave
  • CRM & inventoryorders, pricing, landed cost

“Our system isn’t on this list.”

It rarely matters. Nearly every finance system can export a file on a schedule, and nearly every one can be driven through its own screens if it comes to that. What decides whether a process can be automated is the quality and consistency of the data, not whether the vendor built an API. Tell us the system in the first session and we will tell you honestly which route we would take — and if there isn’t one worth taking, we will say that too.