Kieran LotzeGuest
Lee RussellGuest
Zoe WhitmanHost
Jo WoodHost
Will PolstonGuest
Bogdan UzbekovGuest
it comes to software subscriptions, and probably for your clients right now, because they're using various subscriptions for different things, because of AI and technology changing and growing, there are so many new features that are being added right now that But probably you can replace some of the things that are in your workflow, which were essential for you in the past.

And now if you've just carried on with your subscription because you have, because, you know, that's how we work without doing that review of, well, actually, is there a way now that I do this in this particular way instead? And then I reduce my subscriptions and your clients probably have that.

as well so there's loads of value adds but walk me through the end-to-end process from a zero point of view because I think we have a lot of this covered if not all of this covered in zero now anyway so if you have a zero subscription you have access to this whole

So it's at varying levels but the workflow is that receipt journey that I was talking about It's the capturing of the data.

It's using smart document capture to almost digitize a receipt very, very quickly.

I think that now includes the landlord receipts as well for MTD, if I'm not mistaken, or statements, pardon me.


Now, because that reconciliation process is all set up and gone, you've got a good data set.

So we can use SIFT that's included in those BE plans, review anomalies, double check that transactions are the right descriptions, etc.

Now, I know there's been quite a lot of confusion between the new Xero analytics and SIFT analytics piece.

People are sometimes asking questions about what's the difference and why should I use which one and when?

So hopefully this will help clarify some of it, but it's also part of the workflow.

Now that you've done the data capture, you've done the reconciliation, you've maybe checked some of the anomalies in the data for that client, that client now has the opportunity to see performance inside of their zero file that they haven't ever been able to see necessarily.

it comes to software subscriptions, and probably for your clients right now, because they're using various subscriptions for different things, because of AI and technology changing and growing, there are so many new features that are being added right now that But probably you can replace some of the things that are in your workflow, which were essential for you in the past.

And now if you've just carried on with your subscription because you have, because, you know, that's how we work without doing that review of, well, actually, is there a way now that I do this in this particular way instead? And then I reduce my subscriptions and your clients probably have that.

as well so there's loads of value adds but walk me through the end-to-end process from a zero point of view because I think we have a lot of this covered if not all of this covered in zero now anyway so if you have a zero subscription you have access to this whole

So it's at varying levels but the workflow is that receipt journey that I was talking about It's the capturing of the data.

It's using smart document capture to almost digitize a receipt very, very quickly.

I think that now includes the landlord receipts as well for MTD, if I'm not mistaken, or statements, pardon me.


Now, because that reconciliation process is all set up and gone, you've got a good data set.

So we can use SIFT that's included in those BE plans, review anomalies, double check that transactions are the right descriptions, etc.

Now, I know there's been quite a lot of confusion between the new Xero analytics and SIFT analytics piece.

People are sometimes asking questions about what's the difference and why should I use which one and when?

So hopefully this will help clarify some of it, but it's also part of the workflow.

Now that you've done the data capture, you've done the reconciliation, you've maybe checked some of the anomalies in the data for that client, that client now has the opportunity to see performance inside of their zero file that they haven't ever been able to see necessarily.
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