Your books, in sync. Without the retyping.
Invoices, payments and expenses flow into QuickBooks or Xero. Mortar is not tax software and doesn't file with the IRS.
Your bookkeeper
The paperwork, without the paperwork.
You invoice in Mortar
The customer pays by card or transfer.
Snap the receipt
The supplier, job and amount are filled in.
QuickBooks or Xero
Invoices, payments and expenses go across.
Sales tax stays in the books
Your bookkeeper works where they already work.
No year-end retype
Mortar doesn't file the return.
What syncs
Works with your bookkeeper.
Invoices
Sent from Mortar, synced across.
Payments
Card payments and the ones you mark as paid.
Expenses
Snap a receipt. The typing is done for you.
QuickBooks
Connect QuickBooks.
Xero
Or connect Xero.
Sales tax
Sales tax stays in QuickBooks or Xero.
Not tax software
Mortar doesn't file with the IRS.
Your bookkeeper
They keep working in the books they already know.
No retyping
Stop typing the same invoice into two places.
FAQ
Accounting questions.
Is Mortar tax software?
No. Mortar syncs to QuickBooks or Xero. It doesn't file with the IRS.
Does it do sales tax?
Sales tax stays in QuickBooks or Xero, where your bookkeeper already works.
What gets synced?
Invoices, payments and expenses, including receipts you snap in the app.
Can I use either?
Yes. Connect QuickBooks or Xero.