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ASSIST

ASSIST is accounts payable and expense software for accounting firms and their clients. It integrates with Xero, QuickBooks Online. Pricing: US$8 per month (as at September 2026).

For Accounting firms Bookkeepers Small business clients

Pricing
Subscription
What it costs
US$8 per month (as at September 2026)
Last checked
3 September 2026

Plans

As published by the vendor, checked 3 September 2026. Confirm current plans on the vendor's pricing page.

Plan Price Unit Notes
Standard US$8 per month Ideal for small businesses
Premium US$19 per month Best for growing businesses
Enterprise Custom per month For large organizations with specific needs
Standard US$90 per year Ideal for small businesses
Premium US$210 per year Best for growing businesses

ASSIST is a document management software that automates the entire workflow from invoice receipt to payment reconciliation. It captures data from invoices and receipts, allowing for easy extraction and reporting. The platform is designed for finance teams, enabling them to process documents faster with fewer errors.

ASSIST integrates with accounting software like Xero and QuickBooks, ensuring that invoices, bills, and line items sync automatically. The software is compliant with e-invoicing requirements in Singapore and Malaysia, making it suitable for businesses operating in these regions.

Compiled by The Firm from the vendor's website and app-store listing, checked 3 September 2026. Not reviewed by the vendor. Claim this listing to correct it.

What it does

  • Automated invoice extraction
  • Approval workflow automation
  • Expense claim submission
  • Multi-language support

Works with

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Built for

Bookkeepers and accounting firms · SMEs

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Common questions

ASSIST, answered

What is ASSIST?
ASSIST is accounts payable and expense software for accounting firms and their clients. It integrates with Xero, QuickBooks Online. Pricing: US$8 per month (as at September 2026).
Does ASSIST integrate with Xero?
Yes. ASSIST lists Xero as an integration, alongside QuickBooks Online. The Firm's directory can be filtered by Xero to see the other tools that plug into the same stack.
Does ASSIST integrate with QuickBooks Online?
Yes. ASSIST lists QuickBooks Online as an integration, alongside Xero. The Firm's directory can be filtered by QuickBooks Online to see the other tools that plug into the same stack.
What does ASSIST cost?
US$8 per month (as at September 2026). That is the vendor's published pricing at the time The Firm checked it; confirm current plans on the vendor's pricing page before deciding.
Who is ASSIST for?
ASSIST is built for Bookkeepers and accounting firms, SMEs. It is accounts payable and expense software, listed on The Firm's practice shelf.
Changes

What changed on this listing

Dated changes to what ASSIST is: prices, integrations, features, regions. Since September 2026. All directory changes.

  1. Sept 2026: price published: US$8 per month; plans published. Checked by The Firm.

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