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What Are Accounting Integrations In Everflow Pay?
What Are Accounting Integrations In Everflow Pay?

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What Are Accounting Integrations In Everflow Pay?

What the Accounting Integration does, how it works, and which accounting platforms are supported.

Introduction

Everflow Pay's Accounting Integration connects your payment operations directly to your accounting software. When payments are approved, the corresponding Bills and Bill Payments appear in your books automatically — in seconds, not days.

This means your finance team spends less time on manual data entry and more time on the work that actually matters.

Animated walkthrough of the Accounting Integration setup in Everflow Pay

What You Get

  • Automatic record creation — Bills and Bill Payments sync to your accounting software the moment a payment is approved
  • Smart payee-to-vendor mapping — Link your Everflow Pay payees to existing vendors or contacts in your ERP once, and every future payment flows to the right place
  • Near real-time visibility — Track every sync status directly from the Everflow Pay dashboard without switching between tools
  • Scales with your business — Whether you're processing 15 payments a month or 5,000, the integration handles it the same way
  • Accountant-controlled approvals — Syncs only happen when your finance team approves a payment, keeping your team in control
Note Accounting Integrations only reconcile Invoices paid via Everflow Pay — other payment methods are not supported.

Supported Accounting Software

Important QuickBooks Desktop is not supported. If your organization uses QuickBooks Desktop, you'll need to migrate to QuickBooks Online before connecting. NetSuite requires a slightly more involved initial setup — you'll need to create an application in your NetSuite admin dashboard. The setup wizard includes a step-by-step guide. See Connecting Your Accounting Software To Everflow Pay for details.

Where To Find It

Accounting Integration is located in your Everflow Pay menu:

Menu → MANAGE → Accounting Integration

You can also get started from your Dashboard — look for the Accounting Integration card and click Connect Now (or Configure Now if you've already selected a provider).

Everflow Pay Dashboard showing Accounting Integration card with Connect Now button

The 3-Step Setup

Setup takes about 5-10 minutes and follows a consistent 3-step flow:

1 Connect Your Software Integrate your Accounting Software with Everflow Pay. You'll authorize secure data sharing and select your preferred configuration options.
2 Map Your Payees Map your Payees to existing Vendors or Contacts in your accounting software. This is the only manual step — and you only do it once.
3 You're Done That's it. From now on, every approved payment automatically creates the right records in your books.

How Payments Flow Through Everflow Pay

A quick refresher on the payment lifecycle, and where Accounting Integration plugs in:

STEP 1
Invoice created on Core Platform
STEP 2
Approved on Core Platform
STEP 3
Payment object created in Everflow Pay
TRIGGER
STEP 4
Approved in Everflow Pay → Bill created
STEP 5
Payment succeeds → Bill Payment created

Core Platform approval (step 2) and Everflow Pay approval (step 4) are separate events. An invoice can sit approved on Core Platform for days before an accountant reviews it in Everflow Pay. No sync happens until Everflow Pay says "go."

Terminology Quick Reference

The two items Everflow Pay reconciles are Invoices and Payments. The nomenclature differs between ERPs — you might be used to words like "Bills", "Bill Payments", or "Expenses". Here's how terms map across platforms:

Everflow PayQuickBooks OnlineNetSuiteXero
Payee / Partner / AffiliateVendorVendorContact
InvoiceBillVendor BillBill
PaymentBill PaymentVendor PaymentBill Payment
Expense AccountAccountExpense AccountExpense Account
Funding WalletBank AccountN/ABank Account

You'll see these terms used throughout the Accounting Integration UI.

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