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Integrations built for the financial close
Ledge agents connect natively to your ERP, banks, payroll, billing, AP platforms, and more — then do the work: reconciling, preparing entries, and completing your close end to end.
FAQ
What ERPs does Ledge integrate with?
Ledge integrates natively with NetSuite (as a certified SuiteApp), Oracle, Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and Workday. NetSuite is the deepest integration, with bi-directional sync of entities, accounts, segments, and transactions.
Does Ledge connect to NetSuite?
Yes. Ledge is a certified NetSuite SuiteApp (Born for NetSuite). Agents connect directly to your NetSuite instance to pull data, run reports, and post journal entries — all with read-only access by default and human approval before any posting.
How do Ledge integrations work?
Ledge agents connect natively to your financial systems via API. They pull data in its native format — no centralized data model or ETL layer required. Agents then use that data to reconcile accounts, draft journal entries, build working papers, and prepare close tasks automatically.
Can Ledge connect to my bank?
Ledge connects to over 11,000 banks worldwide via the Swift network, providing live bank feeds for automated reconciliation and cash application. This includes major banks like Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, SVB, and Mercury.
Does Ledge support custom integrations or CSV uploads?
Yes. In addition to 60+ native integrations, Ledge supports CSV uploads via Excel, Google Sheets, and SFTP. Agents can also connect to databases like Snowflake, Google Cloud, and AWS for custom data pulls.
What data sources can Ledge agents pull from?
Ledge agents pull from ERPs, banks, payroll systems (ADP, Rippling, Deel), billing platforms (Stripe, Chargebee, Zuora), AP tools (Bill.com, Tipalti, Ramp), HRIS systems, tax engines, treasury platforms, and more — over 60 native integrations across 18 categories.
