Float Bill Pay offers a seamless integration to Xero. Automatically sync bills and payments with Float's Xero Accounting Sync. This overview will guide you through how Bill Pay works with Xero, including how to connect your accounts, sync vendors, and export bills and payments.
Step 1: Connecting Xero
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Follow the steps outlined in this article to connect Xero to Float. Note you can do this for both CAD & USD.
Step 2: Syncing Vendors from Xero
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Once you have connected Xero to Float we will automatically sync all your vendors to Float! These vendors are available to be selected for Bill Pay
Step 3: Setting up Xero Accounts for Bill Pay
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Once Xero is connected and synced to Float, navigate to Settings > Bill Pay
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At this stage you will need to Set the following for CAD & USD respectively:
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Select your accounts payable accounts and clearing accounts from your accounting system that will be used for record keeping and month-end reconciliation of Bill Payments on Float.
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Note - The clearing account can be the same account used for cards
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- GL Codes will be enforced for each bill once you have connected your Xero Accounts to Bill Pay
Step 4: Exporting Bills to Xero
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Once a bill is added to Float, submitted for approval and has been approved (see: Understanding the Bill Approval Process in Float), the Bill will sync to Xero as an unpaid bill, impacting the defined Accounts Payable account.
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In the "Unpaid" section of bill pay, the sync status will be visible in the "Sync" column.
Step 5: Exporting Payments to Xero
- Once a bill has been paid (authorized and released, see:Authorizing Funds Release) from Float, the bill will sync to Xero as a paid bill, impacting the defined Clearing account.
- In the "Unpaid" section of bill pay, the sync status will be visible in the "Sync" column.
Step 5: Completing Sync & Identifying Errors
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If the sync is successful, the current status of the bill will be reflected in Xero and the Sync column will show a green status indicator.
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In case of any errors, the sync column will turn red and an error message will be displayed.
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