Fintura integrations
What Fintura works with, what moves, and in which direction.
All integrations
CIPC
Pull a company's official CIPC record onto a client, or enrich a whole portfolio in one run.
Data pulled in
SARS
Every taxpayer on the client record, with VAT201 and EMP201 filed from there.
Two-way
COIDA and UIF
COIDA and UIF deadlines, forms and jobs, tracked against the client inside Fintura.
Handled in FinturaTrust Register
Look up a trust on the Master of the High Court register and pull its trustees onto a client.
Data pulled in
Xero
Turn approved time into Xero invoices, and see what has been paid.
Two-way sync
Sage
Push approved time to Sage as an invoice, and see what is paid, overdue or unpaid.
Two-way sync
QuickBooks
Bill approved time into QuickBooks Online, and read the full payment status range back.
Two-way sync
Zoho
Invoice approved time into Zoho Books, and get a detailed payment state back.
Two-way sync
Gmail
Scheduled reminders go out through your own Gmail, and Fintura never reads your inbox.
Send from Fintura
Outlook
Client reminders leave from your own Outlook address, and IT approves the firm once if needed.
Send from Fintura
SimplePay
Pull a client's PAYE, UIF, SDL and ETI figures straight onto their EMP201.
Data pulled in
PaySpace
Authorise Fintura once, then bring each period's payroll totals onto the EMP201.
Data pulled in
SharePoint
See each client's SharePoint and OneDrive folders in Fintura, without moving a file.
Pulled in, read-only
Draftworx
Financial statements and working papers, alongside your client register.
Coming soon
Google Drive
The same read-only client folder view as SharePoint, for firms on Google Drive.
Going through Google's approval process for folder access.
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Frequently asked questions.
What South African firms ask before they connect their first system. Each integration page answers the questions specific to that connection.
Yes to both. Company, director and share data comes in from CIPC so your client register matches the registry, and the SARS connection covers taxpayer detail, outstanding returns and the VAT201 and EMP201 submissions. IRP6 is coming very soon. COIDA and UIF work is handled inside Fintura rather than through a connection: the deadlines are tracked and the forms are generated for your firm to file.
Fintura integrates with four accounting ledgers: Xero, Sage, QuickBooks and Zoho Books. Each is switched on from Billing with a sign-in to that ledger, turns approved time into an invoice without rekeying, and reports payment status back. You can connect several accounts of one ledger, but only one ledger at a time.
SimplePay and PaySpace. Each connection has one job: when a payroll run is closed, that period's PAYE, UIF, SDL and ETI figures arrive in the tax module ready for the EMP201. Nothing is ever written back, so employee records, payslips and leave stay under your payroll team's control.
Yes. Gmail and Outlook connect so your scheduled client emails go out through your own mailbox from your own address, and Fintura never reads your inbox. SharePoint, which also covers OneDrive folders, gives you a read-only view of each client's cloud folders inside their Files tab.
Yes. A workspace can connect more than one account on each of the four ledgers, which is how firms keep a VAT-registered book separate from a non-VAT one. The one limit is that you cannot run two different ledgers at the same time: connecting a second deactivates the first, and Fintura asks you to confirm before it does.
Yes. Both VAT and non-VAT clients sit in the same workspace, and because you can connect more than one account on the same ledger, a firm that keeps its VAT-registered clients in a separate set of books can connect each one.
Approved time entries become an invoice in Fintura, and pushing it creates the invoice in your ledger with your own account codes. Payment status comes back the other way when you next open Invoice History or click Sync, so a settled invoice closes itself off in Fintura.
