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The Disruptor Awards winners, plus the week's accounting tech news (opens the original)
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Indi Tatla, John Toon and Ryan Pearcy are back together for another OGs episode, with two lots of Apron news, a big raise in Germany and the full run-down of this year’s Disruptor Awards. Xero has renamed Files to Documents and moved it into the Accounting menu, which John Toon calls the least controversial thing Xero has done in weeks. Ryan Pearcy links the change to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Indi Tatla then reads through a wave of Glassdoor reviews from Xero staff in Australia and New
Who trains the juniors if the bots do the prep? || Be In The Loop (opens the original)
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Indi Tatla, John Toon and Ryan Pearcy are on the show together for the first time in months, and this week the AI conversation finally gets a bit more nuanced. Airwallex has launched T:0, an AI accounting platform for US startups that builds the chart of accounts as the business grows and reports burn and runway in real time. John Toon sees apps creeping into each other’s patch. Ryan Pearcy thinks everyone’s going after everything because it’s so easy to build now, and it’ll be the Wild West unt
Influencer Gate, the Rule of 40 and the Xero AGM || Be In The Loop (opens the original)
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Ryan Pearcy is back in the chair, joined by Heather Smith and Indi Tatla for a bumper news episode, most of it about Xero and none of it comfortable. It starts with the reel. A paid influencer told her followers she had fed her Xero data into Claude and no longer needed the 800 pounds a month she spent on an accountant, and the community went off. Indi Tatla walks through the responses: Rachel Harris on how tightly brand partnerships are actually controlled, Alex Falcon arguing the profession sh
When Accounting Becomes Someone Else's Feature || In The Loop (opens the original)
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John Toon is joined by Kendrick Hair of Fishbowl and Leigh Stallard for a news episode about who ends up owning the client. Leigh opens on a LinkedIn post from Joshua at Reva, written after Starling took heat for putting books next to the current account. The more interesting move is embedding the service itself, advisers included, inside the platforms an SME already uses. Uprise is doing exactly that in the US. John’s caveat is that nobody has done it at scale yet, although compliance is alread
Xero Tax Errors, OpenAI Roll-Ups and Active Accounts Production | Be In The Loop (opens the original)
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Eriona Bajrakurtaj, Alastair Barlow and John Toon go through the accounting tech week, and most of it comes back to the same question: is the thing being announced the thing that actually works? The headline everyone shared was OpenAI buying accounting firms. It has not. OpenAI took an equity position in Thrive Holdings back in December, Thrive owns Current, the roll-up formerly called Crete Professionals Alliance, and OpenAI engineers go into those firms in exchange for more equity and access t
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