Does Cube integrate with NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct, and Xero?

Yes. NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Rillet, and Campfire connect through Cube's native connectors, the highest-confidence path, with no third-party middleware or custom build. Each system's integration page covers the specifics: fields synced, entities, and setup.

What if my accounting system isn't listed?

Cube connects to hundreds of source systems. Beyond native connectors, systems connect through unified accounting APIs, prebuilt connectors, direct APIs, JDBC for databases, and scheduled file sync as a fallback. If your system holds a general ledger, there is a connection path. Bring your stack to a demo and we'll map it.

Do I need IT to set up an accounting integration?

No code is required and setup is finance-led. Your team connects the source, reviews the proposed account mappings, and approves them, with guided onboarding from Cube. IT is typically involved only to grant credentials.

How often do actuals sync from my GL?

On a schedule you control. Most teams sync daily during the month and more frequently through close, so reports and forecasts rebuild as new activity lands. You can also trigger a sync on demand.

Can Cube consolidate multiple entities or multiple accounting systems?

Yes. Each entity or GL connects separately, and Cube consolidates them into one governed model, with currencies, calendars, and intercompany structure handled in the layer. Many customers run more than one accounting system into a single Cube instance.

Do we have to replace the tools we already run?

No. Cube deploys alongside your accounting system, your spreadsheets, and your BI tools as the FP&A layer that connects them, so nothing gets ripped out to get value.

How do account mappings stay accurate over time?

When new accounts appear in your GL, Cube's Data Manager agents propose the mapping with a confidence score, and finance approves or adjusts it. Every change is logged, so the chart of accounts stays clean and auditable.

What is the difference between an accounting integration and a data warehouse connection?

An accounting integration pulls structured financials, the general ledger, from systems like NetSuite or QuickBooks. A warehouse connection pulls operational data, like pipeline or usage, from Snowflake or Databricks. Cube supports both, so financial and operational drivers live in one model.

Integrations · Accounting & ERP

Your accounting system, connected. Your actuals, always current.

Q: Can I keep working in Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Cube's patented bi-directional sync fetches live actuals into your spreadsheets and publishes plan inputs back to the governed model, so the spreadsheet stays a first-class surface rather than a copy.

Accounting software integrations are governed connections between your general ledger and your FP&A stack, the tools where finance plans and reports, so actuals flow in automatically instead of through exports. Cube connects to NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct, Xero, Rillet, and hundreds more.

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SAP

…and more

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We build custom connections to nearly any system or flat file. Tell us what you run and we’ll scope the connector.

Featured integrations

The ledgers most Cube deployments connect first. Every card opens the full integration guide.

NetSuite

GL, dimensions, and entities land mapped to your model, every sync.

Sage Intacct

Dimensions and statistical accounts carry straight into reports and plans.

QuickBooks Online

Actuals from every QuickBooks file, consolidated into one governed view.

Xero

A direct Cube-built connection, one entity or many.

Rillet

The AI-native ledger, connected natively to the finance layer.

Dynamics 365 BC

Ledger and dimension data synced on schedule, no custom build.

SAP

SAP

S/4HANA, Business One, and ByDesign, normalized into finance-friendly rollups.

Campfire

Actuals flow from the AI-native ERP straight into plans and reports.

…and many, many more

See it on your own chart of accounts.

Bring one GL export or a sandbox login. You’ll see your accounts mapped and reporting in Cube.

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How does an accounting integration work in Cube?

Every accounting system reaches Cube through one of four paths. All four end the same way: mapped once to your chart of accounts, synced on a schedule, traceable to the transaction.

Native connectors Unified & prebuilt APIs Direct API & JDBC Automated file sync & uploads

Other integration types

HRIS & PayrollWorkday, ADP, Rippling. Headcount joins the GL. CRMPipeline and bookings for revenue plans. Data WarehousesSnowflake, Databricks, and every SQL source. Operations & BillingSpend, billing, and subscriptions. BankingBalances and transactions from major banks. Full directoryEvery category, one library.

What changes when you stop copy-paste exporting?

The workflow, row by row. Both columns are honest.

The workflow	Manual exports	Connected to Cube
Getting actuals	✕Export, reformat, paste. Repeat for every entity, every month.	✓Actuals sync on a schedule, mapped to one chart of accounts.
Multi-entity	✕One spreadsheet per GL, stitched together by hand.	✓Every entity lands in one governed, consolidated model.
Reorgs	✕Restate history across dozens of tabs.	✓Change the dimension. The model and its history follow.
Month-end	✕Reports are stale before they finish circulating.	✓Reports refresh as the ledger closes.
Audit	✕Which version of which file was that number from?	✓Every figure traces to the source transaction.

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Every connection, governed.

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SOC 2 Type IIAudited controls across the platform, connections included.

Encrypted end to endCredentials and data encrypted in transit and at rest.

Least-privilege pullsRead-only where systems support it. Write-back only where you enable it.

Every sync loggedA full audit trail of what moved, when, and by whom.

Where your GL lands

Governed actuals flow into the tools your team already lives in. Your workflows stay; everything underneath gets smarter.

Cube Workspace Spreadsheets Chat Presentations AI assistants BI dashboards

Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot work from governed finance data via Cube MCP.

What are accounting software integrations?

Accounting software integrations are governed connections between an accounting system, such as a general ledger or ERP, and the planning, reporting, and analysis tools a finance team uses. The integration syncs actuals on a schedule, maps general ledger accounts to a single chart of accounts, and keeps every downstream number tied to its source transaction.

In Cube, those connections feed the Agentic Finance Layer, so the same governed actuals power every FP&A workflow: reporting, forecasting, variance analysis, and planning in your spreadsheets. Billing, payroll, CRM, and warehouse sources join the same model; explore the full FP&A integrations library or the security overview for the controls behind every connection.

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See your accounting stack connected.

A 30-minute demo, personalized to your stack: your systems, your chart of accounts, your reports.

No prep needed. Just bring the names of your source systems.

Questions finance teams ask.

Does Cube integrate with Stripe, Ramp, Brex, and Bill.com?

Yes. Stripe, Ramp, Brex, Bill.com, and more connect through prebuilt connectors and direct APIs, with scheduled file sync as a fallback, so payments, spend, and AP activity land in your model with no custom build.

Which billing and subscription systems does Cube support?

Chargebee, Zuora, Ordway, Maxio, Recurly, and other billing platforms connect so subscriptions, invoices, and revenue schedules land mapped to your revenue accounts. If your billing system can export data, there is a connection path.

How do bank connections work?

Through read-only bank feeds that sync balances and transactions from major banks on a schedule. Credentials stay with the feed provider, and Cube receives only the balance and transaction data finance needs.

What if my system isn't listed?

Cube connects to hundreds of source systems. Beyond prebuilt connectors, systems connect through direct APIs and scheduled file sync as a fallback. If your system moves money or bills customers, there is a connection path. Bring your stack to a demo and we'll map it.

Do I need IT to set up a payments or banking integration?

No code is required and setup is finance-led. Your team connects the source, reviews the proposed mappings to your accounts, and approves them, with guided onboarding from Cube. IT is typically involved only to grant credentials.

How often do transactions and balances sync?

On a schedule you control. Most teams sync daily, and more frequently through close, so cash reporting and revenue plans rebuild as activity lands. You can also trigger a sync on demand.

Can Cube forecast cash from this data?

Yes. Balances, receipts, and disbursements land in the same governed model as your GL, so cash flow reporting and short-term cash forecasts rebuild as money moves instead of waiting for the statement.

Can I keep working in Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Cube's patented bi-directional sync fetches live balances, billing activity, and actuals into your spreadsheets and publishes plan inputs back to the governed model, so the spreadsheet stays a first-class surface rather than a copy.

Is my banking and billing data secure in Cube?

Cube is SOC 2 Type II audited, supports SSO and SAML, and connects to payments and banking systems read-only by default. Role-based permissions control who sees which accounts, and a full audit trail records every change.

The Cube MCP Server connects Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and any MCP-compatible assistant to a trusted financial model, so answers arrive decision-ready and trace to the source transaction.

Generic database MCP connectors return rows without context, permissions, or lineage.

What is the difference between a payments integration and an accounting integration?

An accounting integration pulls the general ledger, money movement summarized after the fact. Payments and banking integrations bring the operational detail: invoices, subscriptions, card spend, and bank activity. Cube connects both, so cash and revenue plans work from the transaction level while the GL stays the system of record.

Featured integrations

NetSuite

Sage Intacct

QuickBooks Online

Xero

Rillet

Dynamics 365 BC

SAP

Campfire

See it on your own chart of accounts.

How does an accounting integration work in Cube?

Other integration types

What changes when you stop copy-paste exporting?

Where your GL lands

What are accounting software integrations?

See your accounting stack connected.

Questions finance teams ask.

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