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Get up and running with Xero in a flash

Xero is fast emerging as the leader of online accounting software around the world, representing a serious challenge to MYOB, Sage and Quickbooks. Xero For Dummies provides you with all the information you need to set up your own Xero account from scratch, convert to Xero from another accounting software provider or start using Xero to its full potential. 

Easy to use and deceptively powerful, Xero is so much more than a spreadsheet – it can help you streamline reporting; manage inventory; simplify accounts; and organise suppliers, customers and more. Automatic imports, intuitive coding and seamless synching across multiple business platforms gets the paperwork done quickly so you can get back to running your business. This new fourth edition includes updates to the interface and coverage of the newest features, including updates on generating reports, working with fixed assets and managing contacts, sales and payables so you can optimise your system to help your business thrive. 

  • Fine-tune your set-up, or convert from another accounting program
  • Manage daily activities with contacts, accounts, sales and payables
  • Master weekly and monthly reporting routines
  • Track inventory, monitor your business and get the most out of Xero

You didn't start your business in order to become an accountant, but bookkeeping is critically important to the short- and long-term health of your company. Xero simplifies the process and saves you time, and Xero For Dummies helps you leverage every feature Xero has to offer.

Foreword xv
Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
Icons Used in This Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(3)
Part 1: Getting Started With Xero 7(108)
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Xero
9(16)
Understanding the Advantages of Xero
10(3)
Exploring Xero's Different Editions
13(3)
Homepage: Checking Out the Dashboard
16(1)
Understanding Your Team's Needs
17(4)
Integrating Xero into Your Strategic Planning
21(1)
Generating accurate, complete and timely data entry
21(1)
Introducing Management Reporting and the analysis capabilities of Xero
22(1)
Taking Advantage of Support Options
22(1)
Using Xero in a Training Environment
23(2)
Chapter 2 Getting Organised: Setting Up Xero from Scratch
25(38)
Preparing for Set-Up
26(3)
Checking your browser and system requirements
26(2)
Collecting your business data
28(1)
Signing Up for Xero
29(9)
Getting started
30(4)
Organisation Settings
34(2)
Financial Settings
36(2)
Understanding Bookkeeping Basics
38(7)
Working out how account types affect your reports
39(3)
Creating a chart of accounts that works for you
42(1)
Developing your own chart of accounts
43(2)
Setting Up Your Chart of Accounts
45(5)
Using Xero's default Chart of Accounts
45(1)
Customising your chart of accounts
46(4)
Putting Your Accounts into Practice
50(5)
Checking your conversion balances
50(2)
Adding comparative balances
52(2)
Entering historical invoices, bills and credit notes
54(1)
Adding Ways to Get Paid
55(3)
Setting up bank accounts
55(2)
Including credit cards
57(1)
Online payment options
57(1)
Tax Rates
58(5)
Chapter 3 Converting to Xero from Another System
63(28)
Preparing to Import Data from a Non-Accounting Program
64(1)
Converting paper-based records
64(1)
Working with spreadsheets
65(1)
Getting Ready to Convert from an Accounting Program
65(10)
Getting ready to convert
67(3)
Converting exported CSV files into Excel
70(3)
Preparing data for import
73(2)
Mapping tax rates
75(1)
Importing Data into Xero
75(14)
Chart of accounts
76(2)
Contacts
78(1)
Inventory items
79(2)
Sales
81(1)
Purchases
82(2)
Bank transactions
84(2)
Manual journals
86(1)
Fixed assets
87(1)
Unpresented payments or uncleared funds
88(1)
Turning Off Your Old System
89(2)
Accessing historical data
89(1)
Moving to the new system
89(1)
Confirming the switchover date
90(1)
Chapter 4 Fine-tuning Your Set-Up
91(24)
Tools of the Trade: Understanding the Dashboard
92(4)
Xero balance versus bank balance
93(1)
Total Cash In and Out
94(1)
Account Watch list
94(1)
Invoices Owed to You
95(1)
Bills You Need to Pay
96(1)
Dealing with expense claims
96(1)
Setting Up Users
96(6)
Understanding user access levels
96(2)
Inviting other users to access Xero
98(4)
Taking Advantage of Live Bank Feeds
102(5)
Activating live bank feeds
102(3)
Organising bank accounts on your dashboard
105(1)
Managing bank feeds
106(1)
Manually Importing Statements
107(1)
Bank Rules
107(5)
Setting up bank rules
108(3)
Managing bank rules
111(1)
Using File Storage and the Xero Inbox
112(3)
Part 2: Daily Activities 115(142)
Chapter 5 Managing Your Contacts
117(20)
Setting Up Customers
118(8)
Setting Up Suppliers
126(1)
Connecting Your Contacts to Workspace or Office 365
126(2)
Sync Xero contacts with Google contacts and Microsoft Outlook
126(1)
Connecting your email account to your contacts
127(1)
Tweaking Your Contacts after Set-Up
128(4)
Finding your contacts
128(1)
Managing your contacts
129(1)
Grouping your contacts
130(1)
Merging your contacts
130(1)
Unpicking accidentally merged contacts
131(1)
Archiving your outdated contacts
132(1)
Setting Up Employees
132(2)
Utilising Smart Lists CRM Functionality
134(3)
Chapter 6 Managing Your Sales
137(46)
Navigating the Sales Dashboard
138(3)
Money Coming In
141(1)
Customers Owing the Most - list
141(1)
Customers Owing the Most - pie chart
141(1)
Mastering Basic Invoice Functions
141(12)
Creating a new sales invoice
142(4)
Accessing additional functionality in New invoice style
146(1)
Saving, approving and cancelling invoices
147(2)
Sending an invoice to a customer
149(4)
Mastering More Advanced Invoice Functions
153(16)
Designing clear invoices for a positive cash flow
154(8)
Working with repeating invoices
162(2)
Invoicing contact groups
164(1)
Managing credit notes
165(2)
Creating a new quote
167(2)
Recording Payments
169(5)
Receipting against sales invoices
169(1)
Sending receipts
170(1)
Recording income for a simple cash business
170(2)
Making use of batch payments
172(2)
Removing allocated payments
174(1)
Taking Advantage of Email Templates
174(5)
Defining your user email addresses
175(1)
Creating a new email template
176(2)
Deleting customised templates
178(1)
Connecting with contacts via social media
178(1)
Following Up on Outstanding Debtors
179(4)
Setting up invoice reminders
180(1)
Making use of statements
181(2)
Chapter 7 Managing Your Payables
183(38)
Navigating the Purchases Dashboard
184(3)
Managing Your Supplier Bills
187(9)
Creating a new bill
187(4)
Approving and cancelling bills
191(2)
Generating a purchase order
193(3)
Making Payments
196(6)
Recording an individual payment
196(2)
Recording batch payments
198(3)
Removing allocated payments
201(1)
Mastering Other Payment Considerations
202(7)
Printing bills
202(1)
Working with Repeating Bills
202(2)
Scheduling payments
204(1)
Stylising your check
205(2)
Sending remittance advice
207(1)
Managing credit notes
208(1)
Taking advantage of Hubdoc
209(1)
Entering Expense Claims
209(12)
Understanding Xero Expenses functionality
210(2)
Defining Expense Settings
212(1)
Adding a new expense claim
213(2)
Making mobile expense claims
215(2)
Submitting a claim for approval
217(1)
Reviewing and authorising the claim
217(1)
Paying the claim
218(1)
Adding a new mileage claim
219(2)
Chapter 8 Reconciling Your Bank Accounts
221(36)
Preparing to Reconcile
222(2)
Automagically Reconciling Accounts
224(5)
Understanding the hierarchy for matching
225(1)
Accepting transactions Xero has matched correctly
225(4)
Tweaking Transactions to Reconcile
229(7)
Matching misfit transactions
229(5)
Create
234(1)
Transfer
235(1)
Discuss
235(1)
Reviewing other possible matches
236(1)
Taking Advantage of Cash Coding
236(4)
Getting familiar with Cash Coding
237(1)
Understanding bulk coding
238(2)
Viewing Bank Statements
240(1)
Viewing Account Transactions
241(1)
Using the Spend Money and Receive Money Options
242(4)
Direct payment
243(1)
Prepayment
244(1)
Overpayment
244(1)
Underpayment
244(1)
Processing prepayments and overpayments
245(1)
Searching for a transaction
245(1)
Fixing Errors
246(8)
Resolving the difference between Xero balances and bank balances
247(2)
Undertaking detailed searches to find and recode transactions
249(4)
Unreconciling a bank transaction
253(1)
Removing and undoing a bank transaction
254(1)
What Happens in Life Happens in Xero
254(3)
Part 3: Making The Routine, Routine 257(74)
Chapter 9 Generating Reports
259(20)
Understanding the Reports Available in Xero
259(8)
Accessing Xero's business reports
260(5)
Selecting your favourite reports
265(1)
Sorting and filtering
266(1)
Customising Reports
267(7)
Customising report layouts
267(5)
Adding reporting Text Blocks and Footnotes
272(2)
Changing views
274(1)
Understanding Xero's Different Reporting Options
274(2)
Draft
274(1)
Published
275(1)
Archived
276(1)
Exporting Reports
276(1)
Accessing Management Reports
277(2)
Chapter 10 Mastering Your Weekly and Monthly Tasks
279(36)
Confirming Accounts are Complete
280(1)
Reconciling Bank Accounts, Credit Card and Online Payment Gateway Accounts
281(2)
Checking Off the Transactions in Your Clearing Accounts
283(1)
Reconciling Your Consumer Tax Control Account
284(3)
Reviewing Your Business Information
287(4)
General Ledger Exceptions report
287(1)
Invoicing
287(1)
Aged Receivables
288(2)
Aged Payables
290(1)
Reporting to Your Tax Authority
291(19)
Australian reporting
292(4)
Canadian reporting
296(2)
New Zealand reporting
298(3)
Singapore reporting
301(1)
South Africa reporting
302(1)
US reporting
303(3)
UK reporting
306(3)
Recording payments to your tax authority
309(1)
Taking Advantage of Xero's Budget Functions
310(4)
Creating a budget
311(2)
Reviewing and editing your budget
313(1)
Setting a Period Lock Date
314(1)
Chapter 11 End of Financial Year Reporting
315(16)
Getting Ready for the End of the Financial Year
316(3)
Finding out where you're at
316(1)
Being prepared early
317(1)
Reconciling tax payments for the year
318(1)
Processing a bad debt
318(1)
Preparing Accounts for Your Tax Accountant
319(5)
Helping with Tax Accountant Tasks
324(5)
Enabling your tax accountant to work directly in Xero
325(1)
Exporting general ledger transactions
325(1)
Entering manual journals
326(3)
Special Considerations
329(4)
Publishing end-of-year reports
329(1)
Locking down accounts
329(2)
Part 4: Getting The Most Out Of Xero 331(108)
Chapter 12 Monitoring Your Business
333(46)
Identifying Key Metrics
334(4)
Using Xero to set realistic targets and strategies
335(1)
Setting KPIs and rewarding success
336(1)
Reviewing your business strategy
337(1)
Generating Useful Information
338(14)
Taking advantage of management reports
338(3)
Delving deeper into the Executive Summary report
341(4)
Assessing your performance
345(1)
Evaluating your position
346(1)
Unpicking the details
346(1)
Customising the Management Report
346(2)
Unravelling the Business Performance dashboard
348(4)
Exploring the Analytics Plus Reports
352(2)
The Business Snapshot report
352(1)
Short Term Cash Flow
353(1)
Understanding Xero's Tracking Options
354(7)
Using Tracking
355(1)
Working out what your business should track
355(1)
Setting up Tracking
356(1)
Editing, deleting and applying Tracking options
357(1)
Reviewing Tracking reports
358(1)
Tracking conversion balances
359(2)
Maintaining Budget Control: Budget Manager
361(1)
Exploring Xero Projects
362(17)
Defining Project Settings
364(1)
Adding a new Project
365(2)
Adding a Project Task
367(1)
Adding a Project Expense
368(3)
Recording a Time Entry
371(2)
Raising a Deposit Invoice for a Project
373(1)
Invoicing billable Tasks & Expenses
374(1)
Raising a Project Invoice
375(1)
Tracking Project time entries from your mobile device
375(2)
Project reporting
377(2)
Chapter 13 Managing Your Inventory Items
379(14)
Understanding Inventory Items
380(2)
Periodic and perpetual inventory
380(1)
Defining inventory accounts
381(1)
Setting Up a Xero Inventory Item
382(3)
Creating inventory items
382(3)
Importing and exporting item details and importing opening balances
385(1)
Managing Inventory Items
385(3)
Making use of inventory items reports
385(1)
Searching for and reviewing inventory items
386(1)
Editing and deleting inventory items
386(2)
Adjusting Inventory Balances
388(4)
Periodic stocktakes
388(1)
Adjusting untracked inventory values
389(1)
Adjusting tracked inventory quantities
390(1)
Adjusting tracked inventory values
391(1)
Accessing Online App Solutions
392(1)
Chapter 14 Working with Fixed Assets
393(16)
Recognising Fixed Assets
393(13)
Entering a fixed asset into the register
394(7)
Dealing with depreciation
401(2)
Tax reporting and asset pooling
403(1)
Selling or removing a fixed asset from the register
403(3)
Accessing Fixed Asset Reports
406(3)
Chapter 15 Working with Multi-Currency Transactions
409(14)
Setting Up Multi-Currency in Xero
410(2)
Upgrading your Xero plan
410(1)
Adding currencies to Xero
410(2)
Processing Multi-Currency Transactions in Xero
412(8)
Understanding tax rates
412(1)
Working with foreign currency exchange rates
413(1)
Creating a foreign currency invoice
413(5)
Purchasing in a foreign currency
418(2)
Conversion Balances and Multi-Currency Bank Accounts
420(1)
Viewing Reports in Foreign Currency
420(3)
Chapter 16 Exploring the Xero Marketplace
423(16)
Working with Xero to Xero Networks
424(1)
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Cloud App Solutions
425(3)
What to look for when choosing an app
425(1)
Ascertaining implementation costs
426(1)
Working out if the solution is right for you
427(1)
Looking at longevity
427(1)
Checking response times
428(1)
Understanding data usage and security
428(1)
Making Use of Online Cloud Integration Specialists
428(1)
Getting a Feel for Available Solutions
429(8)
Connectors
430(1)
CRMs
431(1)
Debtor tracking
431(1)
e-commerce
432(1)
Bills and expenses
432(1)
Inventory
432(1)
Job tracking
433(1)
Payments
434(1)
Documents
434(1)
Payroll
435(1)
Point of sale
435(1)
Financial services
436(1)
Time tracking
436(1)
Reporting
436(1)
Looking at Custom Integration
437(2)
Part 5: The Part Of Tens 439(14)
Chapter 17 Ten (Plus One!) Tips for Long-Term Success with Xero
441(6)
Embrace the Cloud
442(1)
Make Use of Networking Technology and Apps
442(1)
Export and Visually Organise Data
442(1)
Set up Bank Feeds and Reconcile Regularly
443(1)
Use the Batch Payments Feature
443(1)
Keep Bank Accounts for Business Use
444(1)
Embrace Change
444(1)
Use Tracking to Enhance Reporting Options
444(1)
Take Advantage of Repeating Bills and Invoices
445(1)
Collaborate with Your Xero Advisory Team
445(1)
Effectively Tap into Online Storage Features
446(1)
Chapter 18 Ten Common Mistakes Made in Xero and How to Avoid Them
447(6)
Not Making Use of Expert Help
447(1)
Not Understanding Terminology Differences
448(1)
Messing Up Bank Reconciliation Autosuggestions
449(1)
Using a Communal User Account
449(1)
Not Deleting Old User Accounts
449(1)
Thinking Your Xero Emails Are Stored
450(1)
Not Realising the Subscriber Owns and Controls the Data
450(1)
Trying to Make Xero Do What Your Old System Did
451(1)
Watching Your Bank Feeds Refresh
451(1)
Paying Full Price If You're a NFP
451(2)
Index 453
Heather Smith FCA, FCCA, FICB, is obsessed with how effective automation and integration can unlock and produce timely, clean data, to generate information for fast, informed analysis and decision making. She sits at the intersection of accounting, education and content creation; running a virtual management accounting practice, producing the Accounting Apps newsletter, and hosting the Cloud Stories podcast. Connect with HeatherSmithAU on your favourite platforms.