The short list. And an honest one.

You connect it once with your Intuit login. We read your profit and loss, balance sheet, cash position, and who owes you against who you owe, then flag double-booked bills, stale invoices and things filed in the wrong place. We do not write to your books. Corrections are drafted for a person to make.

Export your Day Book or Trial Balance from Tally and hand us the file. We turn it into spend, cash and ledger records that can be checked against your approvals and bank statements. It reads only: nothing is ever written back into Tally.

Send us the statement and we read the transactions off it, add the totals back up ourselves, and flag anything that does not tie. This is a document you send, not a live link to your bank.

The connector is written and mirrors the QuickBooks one closely. It stays switched off until we complete Xero's app registration. We are not going to call it live before it is.

Planned, so the "paid" side of a reconciliation arrives on its own instead of by upload. Today that comes from your approvals and the statements you send.

Calls come in on a Twilio number, the agent asks the caller what they need in their own language, and you get a written transcript and a plain summary of every call afterwards.

Text replies, reminders and follow-ups from your business number. Sending is off by default and only turns on once your account is set up for it, so nothing goes out by accident while we are still testing.

The voice your customers hear, and the outbound calls the agent makes on your behalf. Numbers on a do-not-call list are blocked, every call is recorded as an outcome you can read, and automatic dialling stays off unless you turn it on.

The bridge is built and running. It reads incoming messages, answers them, files documents and photos you forward, and lets you approve an item by replying "approve". What is not in place yet is the WhatsApp Business number itself, so this route cannot send messages today. The Twilio route above can.

Gmail, Microsoft 365 or your own mail host. You connect the mailbox with an app password, we check it signs in before we save anything, and the password is encrypted at rest. New mail flows into your workspace within a few minutes, and you can disconnect it in one click.

Sends your reports, notifications and account emails. Every message passes a check that refuses unknown recipients by default, and blocked sends are written into the audit trail rather than dropped silently.

Outlook and Microsoft 365 mailboxes already work through the standard mailbox connection above. The direct Microsoft route is written but not switched on, and you do not need it to get started.

Built and working end to end: a pay link on an invoice, a deposit that holds a booking until it is paid, monthly plans, and a signed confirmation from Stripe that marks the invoice paid the moment your customer pays. It runs as a dry run, showing the amount without issuing a real link, until your live Stripe key is in place. That last step is per business and takes a few minutes.

Available slots, online booking, appointments and staff assignment, plus an optional deposit that holds the slot until it is paid so a no-show costs you less. It is built in, so there is nothing to connect.

Mapped out and on the list. Today a new booking lands in your Feerasta calendar and comes to you by email or text. It does not yet appear in your Google or Outlook diary on its own.

If your staff are on Foreman, the head office view pulls the live headcount, attendance, patrol coverage and open incidents straight from it, and your managers move between the two systems on one signed sign-in link instead of two passwords.

HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Clio and clinic schedulers. We build each lead, job and call record in the exact shape those systems expect and keep it ready, which is most of the work. What we do not do yet is push it into your account. Until we do, you export it or we key it in for you, and we will say so rather than let you assume it syncs.