Answer · 12·~3 min read·Updated · June 2026

Get your data into QuickBooks and Xero

TL;DR

Once you have reviewed the data, untxt. sends it straight into QuickBooks or Xero in one step. No CSV round-trip, no re-keying. It connects through the official QuickBooks and Xero login, so you never hand over a password.

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One step from reviewed data to your ledger

After review, a single action sends the documents into QuickBooks or Xero as the right records. You are not exporting a file and importing it on the other side; the reviewed data goes where it belongs.

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What lands in your books

When you publish, the reviewed documents post as the right records: bills, payments, and receipts, each mapped to your chart of accounts. They arrive in the shape QuickBooks and Xero expect, not a generic dump you reshape on the other side.

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The connection is official, not a password grab

untxt. connects through QuickBooks' and Xero's own login, so it never sees or stores your accounting password. It asks only for the access the job needs: read your chart of accounts, read your contacts, and post bills, payments, and receipts when you publish. You can disconnect at any time, and your work in untxt. stays intact whether you are connected or not.

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Built for volume, across clients

A month's batch goes through the same path whether it is one set of books or a practice's full client load. Clients are unlimited with no per-client fee, so it scales from a single set of books to a queue of them without changing how you work.

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You review first, then it posts

The handoff happens after you have reviewed, not before, so what lands in your ledger is what you approved, in the shape QuickBooks and Xero expect.