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Catch up on the State of the Stack 2026: Live Webinar.
Join David Tuck (Co-Founder & CEO, Mayday & CFO Techstack), Kate Hayward (UK Managing Director at Xero), Kevin Appleby (Head of Partnerships at GrowCFO) and Felix Matthews (Founder, Abica), as they unpack why many scaling businesses are reconsidering the “ERP moment” and building best-in-class stacks around Xero instead.
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Webinar: If you think you need an ERP, think again.
Off the back of the State of the Stack 2026 report hitting 1,000 downloads, and following their recent teaser podcast discussion, David Tuck, Kate Hayward and Kevin Appleby will be joined by Felix Matthews to challenge one of the biggest assumptions in modern finance.
State of the Stack 2026: Live Webinar
For years, the assumption was clear: as businesses grow, they must 'graduate' to enterprise-grade systems, trading flexibility for complexity. State of the Stack 2026 tells a different story. And, with 1,100+ report downloads, there's no better time to talk about it.
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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.
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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?