Finance & Accounting — Australian tech stack
Accountants, bookkeepers and SMSF advisors in Australia run Xero or MYOB, collect via Dext, and onboard with Practice Ignition. Their websites and client portals often lag the quality of the work. Tech Aid fixes that layer.
Typical problems
- The firm website still lists services from 2018 and a Gmail contact form
- Clients send receipts by SMS instead of Dext because nobody trained them
- Busy season leaves no time to refresh brand, proposals or SEO for “accountant near me”
How Tech Aid helps
- Practice websites with clear service pages, BAS/SMSF language and enquiry routing
- Xero-aware bookkeepers and automation specialists on the marketplace
- Monthly support so portals, email and document tools stay online in EOFY
Australian tech stack
- Xero (Ledger): Default cloud ledger for Australian SMEs and practices.
- MYOB (Ledger): Still dominant with trades and older client bases.
- QuickBooks (Ledger): Growing among digital-first bookkeepers.
- Dext (Source docs): Receipt capture that feeds Xero/MYOB.
- Practice Ignition (Proposals): Engagement letters and billing for practices.
- Employment Hero (Payroll): STP payroll many firms recommend to clients.
- ATO Online (Compliance): BAS, STP and client linking still happen here.
- Google Workspace (Email): Shared practice inboxes and Drive.
Tell us your stack
Tick the software you already run, add anything we missed, and choose what is broken — including Google Business Profile. That enquiry is tagged to Finance and lands in Leads.
Blog
- Xero vs MYOB in 2026 — and why your practice website still matters
- How to choose a tech stack for an Australian small business in 2026
FAQs
Do you replace Xero or MYOB?
No. We hire around the ledger you already use — websites, client onboarding, bookkeeping capacity and digital support. Invoices stay in Xero/MYOB.
Can you help in EOFY crunch?
Yes. Hire extra Australian bookkeepers or a priority digital-support retainer so the site and inbox do not become the bottleneck.