Xero

The deepened relationship brings a full suite of back-office services to Xero’s agricultural industry customers and their accountants.

Xerocon was a showcase of the achievements of the past year as much as it was about the roadmap for the future.

Three firms share their journeys into the cloud.

Expect more automation and AI, and less need for human interaction.

At Xerocon Australia, its biggest user conference yet, the company highlighted several new features and updates.

Xero legal expert Adam Lovingood details the latest developments in data protection.

The B2B payment platform plug-in is available on the Xero Marketplace.

Bedrock Data releases new connectors for QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite; and Vertex VAT solution gets re-accredited in England and Wales.

Xero continues to focus on building AI and machine learning to help accountants become more valuable to their clients.

The company has also partnered with Deloitte locally to help accountants across the country accelerate their small business clients’ adoption of digital tools.

He is succeeded by Steve Vamos, former head of Microsoft Australia.

Hangouts Chat has been added to Google’s G Suite, along with integrated bots from Xero and Egnyte.

The new functionality is enabled by Xero’s integration with Stripe.

Both firms and software providers were recognized for their use of Xero in elevating client services.

Having basically solved back-office functionality with machine learning and AI, Rod Drury said during Xerocon Austin, the front office comes into focus for accountants and their clients.

Three firms share their experiences with client accounting services.

This brings the number of hand-picked app partners to 11.

Xero HQ is out of beta, and new tools are designed to help accountants become advisors.

Users can pull pertinent information from their email straight into Xero HQ.

Articulating goals quickly and clearly is one of the most important keys to earning clients and recruits.