MYOB

Category

Ledger & accounting

Works with

FYI

Available in

Australia, New Zealand

Who runs it

Accountants and bookkeepers

Listing

Compiled by The Firm from the vendor's own site

Last checked

3 Sep 2026

• ▪ Centralized client file management
• ▪ Automatic reconciliation of numbers
• ▪ Automated workflow configuration
• ▪ Performance tracking

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What is MYOB?

MYOB is ledger and accounting software for accounting and bookkeeping clients. MYOB offers a platform for managing compliance and practice workflows efficiently. It integrates with FYI. Available in Australia, New Zealand.

Does MYOB integrate with FYI?

Yes. MYOB lists FYI as an integration. The Firm's directory can be filtered by FYI to see the other tools that plug into the same stack.

Where is MYOB available?

MYOB is listed as available in Australia, New Zealand. Availability is as stated by the vendor; a tool with no stated restriction is listed for every region.

Who is MYOB for?

MYOB is built for Accountants and bookkeepers. It is ledger and accounting software, listed on The Firm's for-clients shelf.

Who maintains this MYOB listing?

The Firm compiled this listing from the vendor's own website (checked 3 September 2026); MYOB has not yet claimed it. Claiming is free and lets the vendor correct any detail here.

Has The Firm written about MYOB?

Yes. MYOB is named in 5 published pieces on The Firm, linked under Coverage on this page. Coverage is editorial and separate from this listing.

How does a firm choose between ledger and accounting tools?

The Firm's guide to choosing ledger and accounting software, on the Ledger & accounting category page, sets out what a practice uses this kind of tool for, what to look for and what to avoid. The directory lists every ledger and accounting tool; listing is not a ranking.

What are the alternatives to MYOB?

Other ledger and accounting tools in The Firm's directory include Xero, QuickBooks, Easy Business App and Sage. Listing is not a ranking: each profile states what the tool does, what it integrates with and how it charges, and up to four can be compared side by side.

Answers are ours, grounded in this listing's facts, checked 3 Sep 2026. Tell us an answer is wrong

1. Sept 2026 added integration: FYI. Checked by The Firm

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