Ebury becomes Certified Xero App Partner to drive further automation for businesses

Ebury becomes Certified Xero App Partner to drive further automation for businesses

Ebury, the global financial services firm, have announced that it has officially become a Certified App Partner of Xero, the international accounting software platform.

The partnership means that clients will now be able to automatically sync their Ebury data with Xero, via Ebury’s robust technology infrastructure. Previously, syncing data was time-consuming as it required manual processing. However, businesses all over the globe will now be able to automate their accounting processes, helping them access global cash flow information faster and boosting visibility directly from Xero.

Through the integration, Ebury’s clients across the world can now benefit from Ebury’s listing within Xero bank feeds, which automatically pushes transaction data from Ebury into Xero’s cloud-based accounting platform on a daily basis. This streamlines reconciliation processes and provides real-time visibility of the cash flows across multiple currencies. It will also reduce the risk of human error and achieve more operational efficiency.

With more than 4.2 million subscribers worldwide, Xero offers a suite of tools that help businesses manage core financial operations and this new partnership seamlessly complements Ebury’s global payment platform that has seen sustained international growth.

Ebury operates from over 40+ offices across more than 25+ markets with a team of over 1,800 specialists helping companies navigate the complexities of international payments and foreign exchange with confidence.

Tomaso Papetti, Global Head of Ebury Connect, said, “At Ebury, we are constantly innovating to simplify international trade solutions for businesses of all sizes. Becoming a global Xero App Partner will drive further efficiencies for our clients using Xero’s software to reduce manual processes, eliminate the risk of human error and better manage account receivables and payables.”