Integrations

An honest overview: what works today, what we're building, and what's on the roadmap.

Available

Available

These connections work today, for every customer.

  • Bank import (CSV and MT940)

    Read bank transactions from a CSV or MT940 file from your online banking, and reconcile them automatically against invoices.

  • UBL / e-Invoice

    Download invoices as a UBL 2.1 file, alongside the PDF, for the recipient's bookkeeping software and for public-sector orders.

  • XAF audit file

    Export the full bookkeeping as an XAF audit file, the format accountants use for review.

  • Calendar export (.ics)

    Download deadlines and appointments as an .ics file, so they land in your own calendar app.

  • Email from your own domain

    Invoices and quotes sent from your company's own email domain, once it's verified.

In development

In development

This is being built. No release date yet, so we don't make a promise we can't keep.

  • Online payments (iDEAL and more)

    Let customers pay an invoice directly online. The connection exists and is being tested, but isn't live for customers yet.

Planned

Planned

On the roadmap, but building hasn't started yet.

  • Automatic bank connection (PSD2)

    Automatically fetch transactions from your bank, without a manual import. Not built yet.

This overview follows the status in our own code and is updated as soon as something changes.

Frequently asked questions about integrations

Which integrations work today?

Bank import via CSV and MT940, invoices as UBL e-invoices, the XAF audit file for your accountant, a calendar export as .ics and email from your own domain. There is also a public API with keys and permissions, and webhooks that inform other systems when a job is completed or an invoice is sent.

Will there be an automatic bank connection?

It is planned (PSD2), but building has not started and there is no launch date. Until then you import transactions with a CSV or MT940 file from your bank; matching against invoices then happens automatically.

Can I connect TelMaar to my own system?

Yes, through the API. You create a key with exactly the permissions the integration needs, and it only reaches your company. If a webhook fails the first time, it is delivered again.