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NumbersGame, an accounting AI MCP provider, announced integrations with Stripe, Square and Ramp. All three are open to every NumbersGame customer. Revenue lands in Stripe or Square and spending runs through Ramp, and the books live in QuickBooks Online or Xero. The process does not require exports, spreadsheets or re-keying. A firm connects a client’s own Stripe account to the QuickBooks Online or Xero company it belongs to. Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot can read charges, fees, refunds, payouts and subscriptions, then prepare period summaries, payout entries, revenue-recognition and deferral journals. Each is a proposal until a person reviews it. If the Stripe data changes in between, the booking is refused as stale instead of quietly posting a different number, and a payout already in the bank feed isn’t booked twice. For Square, a firm owner or administrator connects a client’s Square account so Claude can book that client’s Square sales and payouts into QuickBooks Online or Xero, using the accounts and classes the firm sets for each category. Claude can read payments, orders, payouts, catalog items, disputes, cash drawers, gift cards, customers, invoices and subscriptions. NumbersGame keeps a record of every period and payout it books. Changes inside Square itself (customers, invoices, subscriptions) only happen after a person confirms a preview. Once the client’s Ramp admin approves access, Claude can read card transactions, bills, reimbursements, receipts, statements, purchase orders and Ramp’s accounting setup. … Spend management solutions provider Expensify has entered into a referral agreement with Visa. Under the agreement, Visa can refer eligible clients and corporate card programs to Expensify as an expense management option for businesses seeking a way to manage spend. Referred Visa clients can engage directly with Expensify to access its expense management platform, onboarding resources and support. … Atlantic Data Security has partnered with SOC platform LogSeam to power its Harbour AI SOC offering. The partnership combines LogSeam’s agentic AI technology with ADS’s cybersecurity to automate routine security operations, accelerate threat investigations, and help organizations make more effective use of their security resources. Harbour AI SOC uses agentic workflows to automatically create cases, correlate security data, investigate suspicious activity, document findings, and recommend remediation actions. These capabilities operate within defined permissions and human oversight requirements, ensuring security teams maintain control over critical decisions. … Small business accounting platform Xero announced a partnership with Chaney & Associates, an accounting and financial advisory firm serving churches and faith-based nonprofits. The enhanced integration centralizes core accounting, payroll and cross-border payments into a unified workflow. … Billing and financial reporting platform Maxio and accounting ERP platform Campfire announced an integration. Finance teams that run Campfire can connect to Maxio so customers, invoices, payments and revenue entries move into their books automatically, without any manual entry or custom build. Maxio runs billing and revenue operations, including payments, collections and more than 150 SaaS metrics. Campfire runs accounting and the close. The integration connects them in three steps (connect, map and sync) with no middleware.