Connections

Connect what you already use

Your bank, your card, your books, your payroll, your till. Nineteen connections, each set up once, each reading rather than changing. Nothing you run today has to move.

You add every connection on one screen. You pick what you already use, sign in on that company's own page, and choose what to share. The pictures below are that screen, then each connection.

Banks

Connect your bank

Your bank accounts, read directly, so cash on the screen is cash in the bank.

Mercury

A direct line to Mercury, for the startups that bank there.

Company cards

Ramp

Card spend as it happens, with the receipt and the person already attached.

Brex

Brex card spend and account balances, in with everything else.

Accounting

QuickBooks Online

Two years of your books, so nothing has to be rebuilt from scratch.

Xero

The same two years of history, for the businesses that keep books in Xero.

Payroll

Your payroll system, whichever one it is, without changing it.

Selling online

Shopify

Orders as customers place them, and payouts as they land.

Amazon (SP-API)

Amazon orders and settlements, with the fees pulled apart.

Selling in person

Square

Counter takings, card and cash, as the day runs.

Toast

Orders, payments, menu and labour from the floor.

Clover

Payments, refunds and shifts from Clover terminals.

Lightspeed

Sales and hours worked, from the Lightspeed terminal.

Taking payment

Stripe

What customers paid, what Stripe kept, and what actually reached the bank.

Other currencies

Wise

Balances and transfers across currencies, at the rate you actually got.

Where your team works

Slack

The things that need a person, in the channel where people already are.

Google Calendar

Filing dates and payment dates on the calendar you already keep.

Google Drive

Documents where your team already keeps them.

Microsoft 365

For the businesses that run on Microsoft rather than Google.

How current everything stays

The first import pulls history. After that, most connections refresh on their own. This table is the rule for each kind.

What	First import reaches back	Then refreshes
Banks	Twelve months	Every 6 hours
Company cards	Twelve months	When you ask it to
Accounting	Two years	Once a day
Payroll	Twelve months	Once a day
Selling online	Twelve months	Every 6 hours
Selling in person	Twelve months	Every 6 hours
Taking payment	Twelve months	Every 6 hours
Other currencies	Twelve months	When you ask it to
Where your team works	Twelve months	When you ask it to

Bank accounts and online orders also arrive the moment the provider sends them, rather than waiting for the next refresh.