Integrations overview

Overview

AccBooks integrates with over 120 third-party services across banking, payments, eCommerce, payroll, CRM and more. Connections are managed under Settings → Integrations.

Banking and Open Banking

Integration	Type	Notes
2,500+ UK & EU banks	Open Banking (PSD2)	Real-time transaction feeds
Monzo Business	Open Banking + webhooks	Near real-time
Starling Business	Open Banking + webhooks	Near real-time
Tide	Open Banking	Standard 4–6 hour sync
Revolut Business	Open Banking	Supports multi-currency

Payment processors

Integration	Type	Notes
Stripe	Two-way sync	Payouts, fees, refunds, subscriptions
GoCardless	Two-way sync	Direct debit payments and reconciliation
PayPal Business	One-way	Import PayPal transactions
Square	One-way	Import Square sales
SumUp	One-way	Import SumUp sales

eCommerce platforms

Integration	Type	Notes
Shopify	Two-way	Orders, payouts, refunds, inventory
WooCommerce	One-way	Import WooCommerce orders
Amazon Seller	One-way	Import Amazon settlements
Etsy	One-way	Import Etsy transactions
eBay	One-way	Import eBay sales

HMRC integrations

Integration	Notes
MTD VAT	File VAT returns directly
MTD Income Tax	Self Assessment pilot (beta)
CIS	Monthly return and verification
RTI Payroll	FPS and EPS submissions

Payroll

Integration	Notes
Xero Payroll	Import payroll journals
BrightPay	Import payroll summaries
Sage Payroll	Import payroll journals
Moorepay	Import payroll summaries

CRM and business apps

Integration	Notes
HubSpot	Sync contacts and deal values
Salesforce	Sync contacts and opportunities
Pipedrive	Sync deal pipeline

Document capture

Integration	Notes
Gmail	Email-in for invoices and receipts
Outlook	Email-in for invoices and receipts
Dropbox	Sync documents
Google Drive	Sync documents

Setting up an integration

1. Go to Settings → Integrations.
2. Find the integration you want.
3. Click Connect.
4. Follow the OAuth or API key setup flow.
5. The integration status changes to Active.

Each integration shows its sync status, last sync time and any errors. Go to Settings → Integrations → [integration name] → Activity log for detailed sync history.

Custom integrations (API)

If the integration you need isn’t on the list, use the AccBooks API to build your own. See Using the API and Webhooks for details.

Data residency

All integration data is processed and stored within the UK (AWS eu-west-2). AccBooks does not transfer your financial data to third-party servers for integration processing — connections are handled via server-to-server APIs from AccBooks’ own UK infrastructure.