Accounting
Connect Xero and the invoices and receipts you raise in Trimsy are sent to your ledger as approved sales invoices, against revenue accounts and tax rates you pick yourself. Customers are matched to Xero contacts by email, so you do not end up with two of everyone.
Connect it in Settings ▸ Integrations
What it does
Every line here is something the product does today, not a roadmap.
Setting it up
Open Settings ▸ Integrations
Find the Accounting card and start the Xero connection.
Authorise in Xero and choose the organisation
Xero asks which organisation to connect. Trimsy receives a token for that organisation only.
Map the accounts, then check the first few
Pick the revenue account and default tax rate, then confirm the first few synced invoices look right in Xero before you rely on it. Worth doing with whoever does your BAS.
Worth knowing first
Tax rates and account codes are mapped per organisation and every chart of accounts differs, so this is the one integration worth checking rather than assuming. Sync the first few invoices and confirm them against your ledger, ideally with whoever prepares your BAS, before you trust it with a quarter.
Invoices and receipts, as sales invoices, plus the customer as a Xero contact where one does not already exist. Quotes and deposits are handled separately rather than posted as sales.
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