Four new integrations expand Joiin’s reporting ecosystem, bringing financial and non-financial data together for a complete view of performance.
Joiin, the financial reporting and consolidation platform, has expanded its global integration ecosystem with four new data connections across Stripe, FreeAgent, MYOB and Zoho Books.
The new integrations extend the range of financial and operational data businesses can bring into Joiin, making it easier for finance teams to report across single and multiple entities, different accounting platforms, currencies and data sources without relying on manual exports and spreadsheets.
For growing and international businesses, financial data rarely sits in one place. Groups can operate different accounting systems across subsidiaries, retain ledgers following acquisitions, or require operational data alongside their financial results. Joiin provides a reporting layer across these systems, bringing the data together for consolidated reporting, analysis and real-time decision-making.
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Four New Data Connections
The four new connections include:
Stripe – brings non-financial and operational Stripe data into Joiin, allowing businesses to report on metrics such as customers, subscriptions and recurring revenue alongside their financial performance.
FreeAgent – extends Joiin’s accounting ecosystem in the UK, enabling businesses and groups using FreeAgent to connect their financial data directly into Joiin.
MYOB – strengthens Joiin’s presence across Australia and New Zealand, enabling MYOB data to form part of wider group and multi-ledger reporting.
Zoho Books – expands Joiin’s international connectivity, helping businesses using Zoho Books consolidate and report across entities, currencies and accounting systems.
“Businesses are increasingly operating across multiple systems, entities and markets, but they still need one reliable view of performance,” said Suzy Lloyd, CMO at Joiin.
“These new integrations make it easier to bring that data together in Joiin, whether it comes from different accounting platforms or, in the case of Stripe, from outside the traditional accounting stack. Our aim is to give finance teams a trusted, connected data layer for reporting, so they can spend less time moving data between systems and more time understanding what it is telling them.”
The launch follows the continued expansion of Joiin’s integration ecosystem, which already includes Xero, QuickBooks Online, Intuit Enterprise Suite, Sage Accounting, spreadsheets and other data sources.
It also marks an important step in Joiin’s development beyond traditional accounting integrations. The Stripe connection enables customers to combine non-financial and financial data within the same reporting environment, providing a more complete view of business performance and opening the platform to an increasingly broad range of operational data.
Joiin supports both single and multi-entity organisations, including groups operating different accounting platforms across subsidiaries. Finance teams can consolidate P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow reporting; manage multi-currency groups and intercompany eliminations; create dashboards, KPIs and board-ready report packs; and analyse group performance from one platform.
Joiin extends these capabilities through Joiin Intelligence (AI), enabling customers to query their data and use AI agents to analyse, report and act across it. Its act-verify-rollback approach makes agent actions traceable and reversible, providing a governed way for finance teams to work with AI. Customers can also connect Joiin data directly to AI tools including ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other MCP-compatible clients, bringing the same consolidated data they use for reporting in Joiin into their own AI workflows and tools.
Continued Industry Recognition
The expansion comes during a period of continued recognition for Joiin. The company is an Intuit Platinum App Partner and part of Xero’s enterprise app ecosystem.
In summer 2026, Joiin was selected as a Global Xero Featured App, named a People’s Choice finalist in the 2026 Xero Global App Awards for the second consecutive year, and a Xero Practice App of the Year finalist in Canada. Joiin also achieved Leader status across multiple G2 Grids® for financial analysis, financial close, budgeting and forecasting, and ranked #50 in the August edition of the A-Z of AI Accounting World Ranking.
“To receive this recognition, particularly where our customers have voted for us, means a great deal. It reinforces the value Joiin is delivering to finance teams today and the role we can play as AI transforms financial reporting.”
All four new integrations are now available in Joiin.
Businesses and accounting practices can explore Joiin and connect their financial and operational data with a free 14-day trial, with no credit card required and access to all features.
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