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To mark the end of our Building an Enterprise-Level System with Xero (UK), and the launch of CFO Techstack, we inaugurated The Stackees. These awards acknowledge the amazing achievements of larger Xero users and those who are blazing a trail in what it's possible to do when it comes to scaling your tech stack as a finance function.
Read the write up from the event here.
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Scaling with Xero: Managing Multi-Entity & Month End (UK)
Group structures are where things often get messy. From intercompany loans to messy recharge calculations, the assumption is you’ll need to graduate to an ERP eventually. But more and more finance teams are managing large group structures, and complex month-end accounting, without moving off Xero.
Scaling with Xero: Approvals & AP (UK)
As you scale, managing approvals and AP becomes harder to control. Manual processes slow things down, audits create stress, and a lack of spend visibility can quickly spiral into cash flow challenges. But with Xero’s native approvals limited, how do you stay in control without moving to a costly ERP?
Scaling with Xero: Automating Consolidated Reporting (UK)
As you scale, the reporting stakes get higher. Investors want insights, execs want clarity, and regulators want precision. But with Xero unable to give you a consolidated view across multiple entities, currencies, and regions... what options do you really have?
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Scaling with Xero: How far can you go? Launch (UK)
Whether you’re feeling the friction of scale, eyeing off an ERP, or simply wondering what more Xero can do for your business, this session is for you. We kick things off with a top-tier panel to unpack the big question: Are we really outgrowing Xero… or just underutilising it?