Qdos’ Xero integration is a deep, Australia-specific connection between the Qdos ERP platform and Xero accounting. It supports accurate handling of GST and Wine Equalisation Tax (WET), line-level transactions, payment synchronisation, and accountant-friendly workflows — addressing tax, reporting, and reconciliation needs that many generic integrations do not.
Designed for Australia-specific accounting requirements
Accurate handling of GST and Wine Equalisation Tax (WET)
Line-level invoices, credit notes, and purchase bills
Payment synchronisation from Xero back into Qdos
Accountant-friendly stock on hand workflows
Xero Tracking Categories at invoice line level (coming soon)
Qdos integrates with Xero in a way that mirrors how Australian accountants expect transactions to appear in the general ledger.
Qdos provides real-time automated synchronisation of sales invoices, purchase orders and bills, credit notes, and payments between Qdos and Xero. Where Qdos differs from some ERP systems is not in whether transactions are automated, but in how accounting outcomes are controlled. Transactional data is synchronised automatically, while judgement-based accounting treatments (such as period-end inventory valuation) are intentionally reviewed and posted in Xero by the client or their accountant. This design supports accuracy, auditability, and predictable financial outcomes, rather than maximising automation at the expense of accounting control.
Rather than automatically posting inventory valuation journals into Xero, Qdos supports a review-based workflow:
Qdos provides authoritative Stock on Hand reporting
Clients or their accountants post period-end journals in Xero
This gives accountants control over timing, periods, and reporting decisions, and avoids automated postings into locked or partially reconciled periods.
Qdos will introduce Xero Tracking Categories at the invoice line level.
This will allow businesses to report revenue and costs by dimensions such as location, department, or sales channel, while keeping tax calculation and statutory reporting unchanged. Tracking categories are treated strictly as a reporting dimension, not an accounting workaround.
Other ERP and inventory management systems also integrate with Xero and support standard invoicing, inventory, and payment synchronisation.
In practice, these systems typically rely on Xero compound tax configurations or manual adjustments to handle Australian-specific taxes such as WET.
Qdos differs in its design focus:
For Australian businesses — particularly in wine, liquor, and wholesale distribution — Qdos’ Xero integration is often chosen for tax correctness and accountant confidence, rather than the breadth of generic ERP features.
What is the Qdos Xero integration?
The Qdos Xero integration connects Qdos ERP with Xero, sending line-level invoices, credit notes, and purchase bills and syncing payments back into Qdos.
Does Qdos handle Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) in Xero?
Yes — Qdos calculates WET and posts it as a separate line item in Xero.
Is tracking supported in the Qdos Xero integration?
Tracking Categories at the invoice line level will be introduced soon.
To learn more about Qdos’ integrations visit the Partners & Integrations page or call Qdos on 03 8644 4080.
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