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What Makes a Proactive Bookkeeper?

Hannah Carr — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 07:57:56 +0000

What makes a proactive bookkeeper?

You’ve heard the concept of being a more ‘proactive’ bookkeeper too many times.

But what does that actually mean? Really!?

We asked 16 bookkeeping professionals to share what it means to them to be a proactive bookkeeper and the practicalities of how ‘being proactive’ translates to their everyday work.

Their answers covered everything from spotting errors and anticipating questions to noticing when a client might need some extra support. We explored the qualities that matter, the benefits for clients and bookkeepers, and the accounting and bookkeeping technology that actually helps to automate tasks. While also dicussing what gets in the way – including time and having the confidence to speak up.

Throughout the responses, one question kept connecting these ideas: what does it mean to be a trusted adviser?

Let’s start there.

What does being a trusted adviser mean?

Across the responses, the clearest shared view was that a trusted adviser is someone clients can rely on and feel comfortable approaching for support.

Alongside this, respondents described being available, understanding the client’s business and offering guidance before decisions are made.

"Being a trusted adviser means being someone that clients can talk to without judgement."

Kathryn Frimond

Owner of The Sustainable Bookkeeper

Ultimately, this means creating space for clients to ask questions and share concerns, even when they aren’t sure what help they need.

"A trusted adviser is someone who earns trust through actions, adds value through knowledge and builds confidence through genuine care."

Mehul Dave

Practice Owner of Sameep - The Bookkeeper

This trust can be built through accurate work, clear communication and understanding the client’s business.

What qualities make a proactive bookkeeper?

The key qualities’ that the responses highlighted were a combination of client care, attention to detail, organisation and a willingness to investigate. In addition, communication, confidence and software awareness also featured recurringly.

Click through the below for more detail!

Client care and understanding

Knowing the person behind the business helps bookkeepers recognise what matters to each client. Respondents highlighted understanding their goals, pressures and expectations so they can judge when to step in.

Attention to detail

Accurate records give clients figures they can rely on. Respondents emphasised spotting errors early and keeping information current to support confident business decisions.

Curiosity

A proactive bookkeeper asks why something looks unusual. Fiona Jones, Director of Numberwork Services Limited, highlighted investigating changes, understanding what caused an error and finding ways to prevent it happening again.

Communication and confidence

Spotting an issue early is only useful if the client understands it. Respondents highlighted explaining findings clearly, raising concerns early and having the confidence to ask difficult questions.

Organisation

Regular reviews, clear workflows and follow-ups help to stop things slipping through the gaps. Respondents connected organisation with keeping records current, meeting deadlines and avoiding a last-minute backlog.

Software

Respondents described staying informed, adapting to new tools and learning from peers. Understanding how technology can help allows bookkeepers to improve processes and create more time for client support through automation.

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Quotes from our respondents…

"For me, being proactive means caring enough to look beyond simply processing the transactions".

Natasha Everard

Founder of The Bookkeeper Superhero

"I think being a proactive bookkeeper starts with always questioning what you see".

Fiona Jones

Director of Numberwork Services Limited

"Producing reports with explanations, not just sending to the client".

Lisa Pirie

Co-Founder of Acey Bookkeeping Ltd

"Self motivation, determination and a willingness to adapt and change".

Laura Murphy

IDE Bookkeeping

Why does bookkeeper proactivity matter to clients?

The main benefits of being a proactive bookkeeper were; having figures clients can trust, enough warning to act and reassurance that someone is looking out for their business.

In practice, respondents described how current information helps clients make decisions about spending, recruitment and upcoming commitments.

"It helps them plan their activities for the next few months, especially around large purchases, hiring decisions, etc".

Tim Chilestone Director of TCS Guernsey

However, this planning depends on accurate records. Em Manchee summed up why it matters:

"so that they can rely on their financial data".

Em Manchee

Owner of Jems Bookkeeping & Accountancy Services

Another important factor highlighted is the pressure financial uncertainty places on business owners. To minimise this, regular updates and early warnings will help clients understand what needs attention, rather then discovering a problem after it has grown.

"I'm there to lift the stress and worry with finances, and being proactive is a part of making clients feel looked after and that I've got their back."

Sam Wai

Founder of Immersif

Why being proactive matters to bookkeepers…

"Working proactively keeps the workload steady across the year instead of it piling up at deadlines, which is better for my team and better for my clients."

Libby Walklett

Director of The Ethical Bookkeeper Ltd

"Instead of waiting for the potential problems to arise you work ahead of them."

Jodie Leach

Head of Digital Accounting at Cloud Accounting Support Services Ltd

What technology helps bookkeepers be proactive?

All of the respondents described using technology to keep records current, identify issues and free up time for client support.

Cloud accounting platforms such as Xero and FreeAgent provide access to financial information throughout the year. Document-capture and processing tools, including Apron and Briefcase, help reduce manual work and keep records moving.

Additionally, many respondents use Xenon Connect to check bookkeeping quality and flag potential errors.

"Xenon Connect runs checks across our bookkeeping software, so we pick up on errors as we go rather than finding them at year end. Things get flagged while they're easy to fix."

Libby Walklett

Director of The Ethical Bookkeeper Ltd

Overall, workflow tools and a useful app stack helps to organise dead lines and follow-ups, while reporting and forecasting tools help bookkeepers explore changes and discuss what might come next.

"If I use tech to automate where possible it means that I get to enjoy my life outside the business rather than being swamped with the workload."

Nicola Gardiner

Owner of Slops and Balances

However, respondents emphasised that software needs to be supported by professional judgement. Identifying a change is the starting point; someone still needs to investigate it and explain its significance.

"It's value comes from combining accurate information with regular human review, professional judgement and a willingness to speak to the client."

Paul Barnes

Founder of Cloud Accounting Support Services Ltd

The Barriers to becoming a proactive bookkeeper…

Time and capacity

Deadlines and chasing paperwork leaves less room for proactive support.

Confidence

Raising concerns or challenging clients can feel difficult.

Information and processes

Delayed records, unclear scope and disconnected systems make it harder to act early.

Time, confidence and access to current information were the most common barriers to becoming a proactive bookkeeper.

For instance, chasing paperwork takes valuable time away from delivering the proactive support you want to offer clients.

Likewise, deadline pressure and heavy workloads also leave little room to step back and even when bookkeepers spot something worth raising, confidence can hold them back.

"Time. The headspace to work out what they have got, what they need and what is coming up."

Kirsty St John

Owner of Kirsty's Accounting Services Ltd

"In my experience, I could offer more if I had more confidence in myself!"

Gemma Le-Rossignol Bradley

Owner of Eden Bookkeeping Solutions LTD

However, pricing and service structure can also limit proactive support. If a service only allows time for processing transactions and meeting deadlines, there may be little room left to review the wider business or discuss concerns with clients.

To make that space, respondents highlighted the importance of building regular reviews and client conversations into the service. Alongside up-to-date records, these activities help bookkeepers understand each business and provide consistent support.

"Our packages include regular contact because proactive support needs current records, time and an ongoing understanding of the business."

Stephanie Marshall

Founder of ABCS UK

How can you become a more proactive bookeeper?

1. Understand the client behind the figures – ask about their goals, pressures and plans so your support reflects what matters to them.

2. Keep information current and accurate – set clear expectations for providing records and review bookkeeping regularly.

3. Be curious – investigate unusual transactions and changing figures. Find the cause of recurring errors so you can help prevent them.

4. Communicate before the clients need to chase – explain findings clearly, raise concerns early and agree how clients prefer to stay in touch.

5. Build confidence and keep learning – ask difficult questions when needed, learn from peers and recognise when to seek specialist help.

6. Create time to follow through – use suitable technology, consistent workflows and service packages that allow time for reviews and conversations.

Make more time for proactive bookkeeping!

Most of the contributors to this blog use Xenon Connect to automatically detect bookkeeping errors, improve the quality of their services and free up time for more proactive support.

Find out how Xenon Connect could help your firm do the same – and much more.

A sincere thank you to the following proactive bookkeepers that took part in our research…

Laura Murphy – IDE Bookkeeping

Kathryn Frimond – The Sustainable Bookkeeper

Mehul Dave – Sameep The Bookkeeper

Paul Barnes – Cloud Accounting Support Services

Em Manchee – Jems Bookkeeping & Accounting Services

Gemma Le-Rossignol Bradley – Eden Bookkeeping Solutions

Libby Walklett – The Ethical Bookkeeper

Stephanie Marshall – ABCS UK

Natasha Everard – The Bookkeeper Superhero

Jodie Leach – Cloud Accounting Support Services

Sam Wai – Immersif

Tim Chilestone – TCS Guernsey

Fiona Jones – Numberwork Services

Lisa Pirie – Acey Bookkeeping Ltd

Nicola Gardiner – Slopes and Balances

Kirsty St John – Kirsty’s Counting Services Ltd

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What Xenon Connect Learnt From Attending Accountex Manchester 2026

Hannah Carr — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 10:10:12 +0000

Accountex Manchester certainly didn’t disappoint. From showcasing Xenon Connect’s latest features and meeting new people to catching up with existing users and hearing their feedback, the stand was busy from start to finish. It was also Hannah and Honor’s first time at the event alongside Gareth and Brian, with Paul Barnes from Cloud Accounting Support Services joining us on the stand. There were plenty of valuable conversations, positive reactions and laughs along the way!

Here are some of our highlights…

Four team members, four different perspectives

Each member of the team member experienced Accountex from a different perspective. Our founder Gareth took to the showcase stage to demonstrate how bookkeeping health checks can help firms build trust, increase fee income and save time. Meanwhile, Head of Partner Success Brian spent the day demonstrating Xenon Connect, supporting existing partners and speaking to prospective users.

For Hannah and Honor from the marketing team, it was their first time attending an event with Xenon. They spent the day speaking to attendees, capturing customer testimonials and hearing directly from users about the positive difference Xenon Connect has made within their firms.

Together, their experience provided valuable insights, so I asked them all to summarise their day by answering a few questions!

What firms really want from bookkeeping tech:

Across the team’s conversations, recurring challenges stood out. We found that many attendees were spending a significant amount of time manually checking accounts and making sure nothing had been missed. Their concerns often came down to three things: time, accuracy and confidence.

Gareth also heard from growing firms that were finding it difficult to maintain control over bookkeeping and reporting quality. Management teams need confidence that work is being completed accurately, without adding too much time to the review process.

Brian’s conversations highlighted another challenge: successfully introducing new technology. Firms were aware of the time required to implement new systems and wanted more support and training for the bookkeeping teams using them day to day.

Automation must solve a genuine problem

Interest in automation and AI remains high, but Gareth noticed that firms are becoming more considered about how they use it. Rather than adopting technology simply because its available, accountants and bookkeepers are questioning which problems it solves and whether it genuinely improves their processes.

This is particularly important as firms automate more of their data entry. Although automation can make inputting faster, firms still need confidence that the resulting bookkeeping data is accurate.

As Gareth explained: “Otherwise, there is little benefit in automating data entry!”

The features that generated the strongest reactions

Xenon Connect’s Bookkeeping Health Check remained one of the biggest talking points for the team at Accountex Manchester. Brian describes it as the core of Xenon and the feature that continues to generate the most interest from accountants and bookkeepers.

Gareth also explored the value of bookkeeping health checks during his Showcase Stage demonstration. The session focused on how firms can use Xenon to build trust with clients, price accurately and save time in their day-to-day work. Following the demonstration, attendees visited the stand to learn more about using the health check right at the beginning of a client relationship as understanding the quality of the bookkeeping a firm is inheriting is vital when preparing an accurate free proposal.

Xenon Connect’s new Visual Anomaly Review (VAR) feature also received a positive response. The feature detects breaks in patterns within accounting data, and some of the practices already testing it visited the stand to share their experiences.

Gareth said “they let us know how much time it has already saved them”.

Good technology still needs the right support

For Brian, one of the clearest takeaways was that successful implementation depends on supporting the people who use the software every day. Although firms could see the benefits of using Xenon Connect, many were conscious of the time involved introducing a new system and training their bookkeeping teams.

The person subscribing to the software is not always the person using it, which makes it important to speak directly to the wider team.

As Brain explained “If they feel supported and educated, they will be more likely to use, retain and recommend Xenon”.

One key conversation that stood our for Brian involved Ellie from SMH, who brought account managers from other firms within the group to the stand. After hearing about her experience with Xenon Connect and seeing the software for themselves, they felt able to return to their partners with a strong case for using it across the group.

Existing users told the strongest stories

Some of the most valuable moments came from existing Xenon Connect users sharing their experiences.

From a marketing perspective, Hannah and Honor found that testimonial-style content received the most enthusiastic response.

Many users were happy to speak on camera about how they use Xenon and the difference it has made within their practice.

Hannah stated that “Many people were happy to speak on camera about their positive experience and how Xenon Connects adds value.”

For Honor, hearing customers describe the benefits in their own words reinforced the value of genuine user stories: “Hearing people explain in their own words why they use it and what it helps them with feels much more relatable than us simply telling people what Xenon does”.

Meeting existing users and hearing their feedback was also a personal highlight for both Hannah and Honor, showing just how valuable these events are for building relationships beyond the software itself.

Final Thoughts

Accountex Manchester reinforced that firms are not looking for technology simply for the sake of it. They want tools that solve genuine problems, help maintain bookkeeping accuracy and save meaningful time – backed by the training and ongoing support needed to use them effectively.

A huge thank you to everyone who visited our stand, watched Gareth’s showcase stage demonstration and shared their experiences with us. We came away with plenty of valuable feedback and look forward to putting what we have learned into practice.

Want to discover how Xenon Connect could support your firm? Book a demo with our team!

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Meet the Team Behind Xenon Connect

Hannah Carr — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 08:15:02 +0000

Behind Xenon Connect is a close-knit team based in Wrexham, working together to support accountants and bookkeepers with smarter, more efficient ways to manage bookkeeping quality and workflows.

From developing new features and supporting customers to creating content and attending industry events, every member of the team plays an important role in helping Xenon Connect grow. In this blog, we’re introducing some of the people behind the software so you can get to know us a little better!

Meet Gareth

Gareth is the founder of Xenon Connect and the driving force behind the original idea. With first-hand experience of the challenges accountants and bookkeepers face when reviewing client data within his own firm, he created Xenon Connect to make it easier for firms to identify bookkeeping issues, maintain consistent standards and manage their workflows more efficiently.

Today, Gareth plays a key role in shaping the direction of Xenon Connect developing new ideas and working closely with users to ensure that the software continues to solve real challenges faced by the profession.

Meet Brian

Brian is the Customer Success Manager here at Xenon Connect, helping customer get the absolute most value from the platform. He supports users throughout their journey, from onboarding and training to answering questions and offering ongoing guidance.

By working closely with accountants and bookkeepers, Brian helps customers confidently introduce Xenon Connect into their everyday processes and ensures they have the support they need to achieve their goals.

Meet Hannah

Hannah is a Marketing Assistant at Xenon Connect, helping to share the company’s latest updates, features and events with accountants and bookkeepers. She creates content across Xenon Connect’s social media channels, website and marketing campaigns, while also supporting the team at industry events.

Through a mix of informative and engaging content, Hannah helps showcase the value of Xenon Connect while giving the audiences a closer look at the people and personality behind the software.

Meet Bekki

Bekki is a Web Developer at Xenon Connect, helping to build, maintain and improve the platform. She works behind the scenes to develop new functionality, enhance existing features and ensures users have a smooth and reliable experience.

By turning ideas and feedback into practical improvements, Bekki plays an important role in the continued development of Xenon Connect.

Meet Honor

Honor is also a Marketing Assistant at Xenon Connect, helping to plan and create content that communicates the benefits of the platform to accountants and bookkeepers. She supports social media, marketing campaigns, videos and events, while also showcasing the team behind Xenon.

Honor has also supported the development of the website by creating and implementing short, easy-to-follow training clips. These videos help users understand Xenon’s features and get the most from the platform.

Meet Greg

Greg joined Xenon Connect as a Web Developer during his summer break from University. Since joining the team, he has supported the development of the platform by working on new functionality and improvements that help create a smooth experience for users.

Greg will soon return to Cardiff to complete this third year at University, but he will remain a part of the Xenon Connect team by continuing to work with us remotely alongside his studies.

Life at Xenon Connect

Although everyone has their own roles and responsibilities, collaboration is a big part of life at Xenon Connect. Whether we’re developing new features, supporting customers, creating content or preparing for an event, the team works closely together to share ideas and keep improving the experience we provide.

We’re a friendly team and enjoy bringing plenty of personality and creativity into the working day. Whether it’s Brian bringing in homemade kebab lunches for the team, enjoying a day out or travelling together to industry events, there is always something happening beyond our day-to-day work.

Want to find out more about Xenon Connect and how it could support your firm? Book a demo with our team to explore the platform, see its features in action and discover how it can make your practice more efficient

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FAQ’s Episode 3: What is Xenon Systemise and How Can It Help Your Practice?

Hannah Carr — Wed, 02 Sep 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Discover how Systemise helps accounting and bookkeeping teams create consistent workflows, manage deadlines and keep important information all in one place.

Keeping work consistent across a busy accounting or bookkeeping practice can be difficult. Different team members may complete the same task in different ways, deadlines can be hard to oversee, and useful knowledge is often stored in someone’s head rather than the workflow itself.

In Episode 3 of our FAQ series, Xenon Connect’s founder Gareth explains how Xenon Systemise helps firms bring their processes, bookkeeping checks and team knowledge together in one place.

What is Xenon Systemise?

Xenon Systemise is a workflow feature built directly into Xenon Connect. It allows accountants, bookkeepers and their teams to work through specific tasks using repeatable, templated processes.

Firms can create workflows for recurring work such as VAT returns, MTDIT returns and general bookkeeping. Each template gives the team a clear set of steps to follow, helping work to be completed consistently and in the way the firm expects.

Instead of relying on individual working habits, Systemise gives everyone a shared process, which makes it easier to maintain high standards and consistency throughout client work.

What problem does Systemise solve for accountants and bookkeepers?

Creating more consistent and connected workflows:

Maintaining consistent processes across an accounting or bookkeeping practice can be challenging, particularly when different team members have their own ways of completing tasks. Important bookkeeping information can also become disconnected from the checklist being followed, making it easier for issues to be overlooked.

Systemise brings the workflow and bookkeeping data together within Xenon Connect. Relevant bookkeeping checks can be embedded directly into specific task steps, ensuring team members have the information they need at the right point in the process.

For example, an unexpected tax code check could be linked to the relevant step within a VAT return workflow. This allows the person completing the task to identify and review the issue as part of the process, ultimately helping the team complete work more consistently and in line with the firm’s expectations.

Managing deadlines and workloads:

Systemise also gives team members a clearer view of their workload, including upcoming deadlines and the progress of individual tasks. It’s clock metric considers both task progress and the approaching deadline, helping users understand which work is becoming more urgent and what needs their attention first.

This visibility also benefits managers by providing an overview of workloads across the team. They can quickly identify where work may be falling behind, where additional support is needed or whether tasks should be reviewed, prioritised or reassigned.

Gareth’s favourite Systemise feature: Sticky Notes

We asked Gareth his favourite Systemise feature and he said the digital sticky notes!

This allows users to attach a digital sticky note to an individual task or workflow template.

Sticky Notes help firms capture information that might otherwise be held only in a team member’s head. By placing that knowledge directly within the relevant client or task, it is available whenever someone completes the work.

This is especially useful when a team member is on holiday, leaves the firm, or a new colleague takes over a client. Instead of searching through messages or relying on a handover conversation, the important context is already attached to the process and ready to use.

Bring greater consistency to your practice

By combining templated workflows, bookkeeping checks, workload visibility and shared team knowledge, Xenon Systemise helps practices create a more consistent and organised way of working.

Whether you want to improve deadline management, standardise recurring tasks or make important client information easier to find, Systemise keeps the process connected within Xenon Connect.

Still have questions? We’re here to help.

We know every practice works differently, and you may have more questions about how the Bookkeeping Health Score could benefit your firm.

Whether you’d like to learn more about the health score, see Xenon Connect in action and everything else it has to benefit your firm, our team is here to help.

Book a free demo, get in touch with us, or sign up for a free-for-life partner account today. We are happy to answer any questions and show you around!

If you’re ready to take a smarter approach to bookkeeping, there’s never been a better time to get started. Every new partner receives a free Partner Account for life, giving you the opportunity to experience Xenon Connect and discover how it could transform the way your practice works.

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FAQ’s Episode 2: Understanding the Xenon Connect Bookkeeping Health Score

Hannah Carr — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Not sure what your Bookkeeping Health Score actually means? In Episode 2 of our FAQ series, Gareth explains what it is, how its calculated, why it’s useful and what accountants and bookkeepers should be aiming for.

What is the Bookkeeping Health Score?

Simply put, the Bookkeeping Health Score is a metric that measures the overall quality of an organisations bookkeeping data.

Rather than manually reviewing countless transactions to identify issues, Xenon Connect automatically analyses the bookkeeping data which gives you a clear percentage score that reflects the overall health of the records.

This allows accountants, bookkeepers and business owners to quickly understand if their bookkeeping is in good shape or whether attention is needed.

How is the Health Score calculated?

The Bookkeeping Health Score isn’t just a random percentage. It’s calculated using the results of Xenon Connects checks, with each issue contributing to the overall score based on its severity.

For example:

– Older unprocessed bank transactions will have a greater impact than newer ones.

– High-value transactions affect the score more than low-value transactions.

– Long overdue unpaid invoices and unpaid supplier bills can reduce the score significantly.

– Other bookkeeping issues identified by Xenon Connect also contribute to the final score, with some checks carrying more weight than others.

This means the score reflects not only the number of issues found but also how important those issues are.

By prioritising the most significant bookkeeping problems first, firms can improve data quality far more efficiently.

Why is it useful?

The Health Score provides a quick, easy-to-understand snapshot of bookkeeping quality. Instead of spending valuable time searching for problems, accountants and bookkeepers can immediately identify where attention is needed and focus on resolving the issues that matter most.

Some of the key benefits include:

– Quickly understanding the overall quality of bookkeeping.
– Prioritising clients who need attention first.
– Identifying issues before they become bigger problems.
– Improving bookkeeping standards across your client base.
– Saving time by focusing on the transactions with the greatest impact.

Whether you’re managing a handful of clients or hundreds, the Health Score helps you make smarter decisions about where to spend your time.

What is considered a good Bookkeeping Health Score?

Every accounting or bookkeeping practice may have slightly different standards, but as a general guide, 80% or above is a great target.

Within Xenon Connect, you’ll notice the Health Score changes to green once it reaches 80%, making it a simple visual indicator that the bookkeeping is in good shape.

However, it should be remembered that every client is different. The final score will always depend on the age, value and severity of the underlying bookkeeping issues, so there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer.

The important thing is continual improvement. By resolving the highest-priority issues first, firms can steadily increase their clients’ Health Scores and maintain higher-quality bookkeeping over time.

Still have questions? We’re here to help.

We know every practice works differently, and you may have more questions about how the Bookkeeping Health Score could benefit your firm.

Whether you’d like to learn more about the health score, see Xenon Connect in action and everything else it has to benefit your firm, our team is here to help.

Book a free demo, get in touch with us, or sign up for a free-for-life partner account today. We are happy to answer any questions and show you around!

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Alternative Accountancy Tech (03-04/03/2027)

Hannah Carr — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 12:45:22 +0000

We’re excited to announce that Xenon Connect will be exhibiting at the ICB Summit 2026, one of Australia’s leading events for bookkeepers, accountants, BAS agents, and finance professionals.

Taking place on 29th – 30th October 2026 at the Adelaide Convention Centre,, the ICB Summit brings together bookkeeping and accounting professionals for two days of expert-led education, industry updates, networking, and the latest technology shaping the future of the profession.

Event Details

Date: 29th – 30th October 2026
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide

If you’re attending the ICB Summit 2026, come and visit us at our stand. We’d love to learn more about your business and show you what’s possible with bookkeeping data quality reviews and integrated task workflows.

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Reconcile (12/11/2026)

Hannah Carr — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 12:43:23 +0000

We’re excited to announce that Xenon Connect will be exhibiting at Reconcile 2026, a brand-new AI conference created specifically for accountants and bookkeepers.

Taking place on Thursday 12th November 2026 at Mattioli Woods, Leicester, Reconcile brings the accounting profession and AI together for a full day of expert speakers, practical sessions, networking and innovative technology shaping the future of the industry.

Event Details

Date: Thursday 12th November 2026
Location: Mattioli Woods, 1 New Walk Place, Leicester, LE1 6RU

If you’re attending Reconcile 2026, come and visit us at our stand. We’d love to learn more about your business and show you how smarter bookkeeping data reviews and integrated workflows can support your firm.

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ICB Bookkeepers Summit (29-30/10/2026)

Hannah Carr — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 12:09:18 +0000

We’re excited to announce that Xenon Connect will be exhibiting at the ICB Summit 2026, one of Australia’s leading events for bookkeepers, accountants, BAS agents, and finance professionals.

Event Details

Date: 29th – 30th October 2026
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide

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Digital Accountancy Show (07-08/10/2026)

Hannah Carr — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:32:23 +0000

We’re excited to announce that Xenon Connect will be attending the Digital Accountancy Show 2026, one of the UK’s leading events for accountants, bookkeepers, finance professionals, and technology providers.

Taking place on 7–8 October 2026 at ExCeL London, the Digital Accountancy Show brings together thousands of forward-thinking accounting professionals to explore the latest technology, industry trends, and innovations shaping the future of the profession.

Event Details

Date: 7th – 8th October 2026
Location: ExCeL London

If you’re attending the Digital Accountancy Show 2026, we’d love to meet you. Come and say hello to the Xenon Connect team and chat about bookkeeping health, automation, and integrated workflows.

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Accountex Manchester (15/09/2026)

Hannah Carr — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 13:57:45 +0000

We’re excited to announce that Xenon Connect will be exhibiting at Accountex Summit Manchester 2026, one of the UK’s leading events for accountants, bookkeepers, finance professionals, and technology providers.

Taking place on 15 September 2026 at Manchester Central, Accountex Summit Manchester brings together thousands of forward-thinking accounting professionals to discover the latest technology, industry trends, and innovations shaping the future of the profession.

Event Details

Date: 15th September 2026
Location: Manchester Central

If you’re attending, come and say hello to the Xenon Connect team. We’d love to show you how our bookkeeping health checks and integrated task workflows can help your firm.

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