Top 10 Accounting Tech Reads: July 2026
July’s most-clicked reads balance stronger controls with smarter growth: identity governance, scalable SMSF audits, defensible cash flow forecasts, and workflows that don't rely on adding headcount.
July’s most-clicked reads balance stronger controls with smarter growth: identity governance, scalable SMSF audits, defensible cash flow forecasts, and workflows that don't rely on adding headcount.
Discover the biggest announcements from Xerocon London 2026, including Xero Force, Partner Hub, Smart Document Capture, AI-powered automation, and what's next for accountants.
Discover the important accounting technology updates from Q2 2026, including AI innovations, payroll changes, new integrations, reporting tools, and the apps reshaping how accountants and bookkeepers work.
Explore how thoughtful referrals strengthen networks, build trust, and create opportunities for others.
Learn how accountants can move from technology overwhelm to clarity with better integrations, workflow mapping and practical leadership strategies.
June’s reading list brings together the practical decisions behind healthier firms and better-run businesses. Founder remuneration, workflow bottlenecks, clearer financial conversations and secure offboarding sit alongside case studies on connected systems, manufacturing data and emerging AI capability.
Ben Richmond, President and CEO of WagePoint, shares insights from his journey in accounting, discussing leadership, AI, and the future of the profession. He emphasises the importance of advisory relationships and expanding career opportunities for accountants.
Dext’s APAC GM, Paul Wittich, shares how AI Assist, payments, and practice insights are reshaping bookkeeping and helping firms move beyond compliance into true advisory work.
Weeks of grooming, one convincing email, and total account lockout. A real-world reminder that cybercrime is sophisticated, patient and automated.
Like a well-made tapestry, May’s top reads are tied together by one clear theme: practical control. Better processes mean fewer gaps, clearer decisions, and less time lost to avoidable admin.