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Bank Feeds

Withdrawn while we replace the data provider

WithdrawnNot available to install, and there is nothing to sign up for here

Key takeaways

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  • Bank feeds are withdrawn while we replace the data provider
  • No date and no replacement provider is being named yet
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  • Receipt and bill scanning still reads supplier, date, GST and total
  • GST, BAS-ready figures and invoice reconciliation are unaffected

About this app

Bank Feeds is not available. The connection ran through a third-party data provider that stopped delivering transactions reliably, so we have withdrawn the integration rather than leave accounts connected that report healthy and return nothing. We are replacing the provider and are not naming a date or a new provider here. Nothing else in accounting depends on it: expenses and supplier bills can be entered directly, a photographed receipt or a PDF bill is read for supplier, date, GST and total, payments are recorded against the invoices they settle, and GST, BAS-ready figures and the profit-and-loss report work as before.

How it works

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    There is nothing to connect, the integration is withdrawn

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    Record expenses and supplier bills directly, or scan the receipt

  3. 3

    Match recorded payments to open invoices to reconcile them

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    Run GST, BAS-ready figures and the profit-and-loss report as normal

Who it's for

  • Anyone who wants the position on bank feeds stated plainly
  • Businesses recording expenses directly or from a scanned receipt
  • Bookkeepers reconciling recorded payments against open invoices

Features included

  • Not available while we replace the data provider
  • Existing connections have been stopped
  • Enter expenses and supplier bills directly
  • Scan a receipt or PDF bill for supplier, date, GST and total
  • Record payments against the invoices they settle
  • GST and BAS-ready figures are unaffected
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About OneBookPlus apps

How Bank Feeds fits into the rest of OneBookPlus

Most OneBookPlus apps are not external integrations wired up between separate products. They are native modules installed inside the same platform you already use for invoicing, bookings, CRM, and accounting. That means Bank Feeds reads from and writes to the same customer records, financial entries, and calendar events as every other module, with no scheduled sync delays and no risk of data drift between systems.

Because the marketplace runs inside OneBookPlus, billing is consolidated. Bank Feeds is included free with every plan, so installation just enables the feature in your dashboard. Cancellation is one click and never reaches into your data. Uninstalling an app removes the feature from the UI but preserves the underlying customer, invoice, and booking records, so reinstalling later picks up exactly where you left off.

Every app in the marketplace is built specifically for the Australian small and medium business context: GST and ABN handling are first-class concerns, dates render as DD/MM/YYYY, currency defaults to AUD, and the underlying compliance plumbing (BAS summaries, ATO-friendly records, AHPRA / NDIS / Fair Work checkpoints where relevant) is shared across modules.

For a side-by-side of which features ship as core modules versus which require an installed app, see the features page. For pricing across plans and which apps are bundled at each tier, see the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Bank Feeds and the OneBookPlus app marketplace.

Can I install Bank Feeds today?

No. Bank Feeds has been withdrawn and is not available to install. This page stays up so existing links still resolve, and it will say so here if the position changes.

Am I being charged for Bank Feeds?

No. There is no offer attached to this page, nothing to subscribe to, and nothing to cancel.

Is the rest of my OneBookPlus account affected?

No. Everything else in your account works as before. Only this capability is gone.

Every app in the marketplace

These answers are the same whichever app you install.

Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. There are no lock-in contracts on any OneBookPlus app. Uninstall from your dashboard at any time and billing stops at the end of the current period.
Is my data secure?
Yes. Encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256), with each business's data isolated at the database layer, hosted in Australia in line with the Privacy Act 1988. We never sell or share your business data with third parties, and the full practices are documented on the OneBookPlus security page at onebookplus.com.au/security.
Is OneBookPlus built for Australian businesses?
Yes. OneBookPlus is Australian-owned, built in Melbourne, with GST, ABN validation and ATO-ready BAS reporting as the foundation, not an afterthought.

Australian Owned

Built in Melbourne, AU

GST Compliant

ATO-ready from day one

Encrypted & Isolated

TLS in transit, AES-256 at rest, tenant isolation at the database layer, read the security page

Free Plan Available

No credit card needed

About the author

Bishal Shrestha, Founder of OneBookPlus

Bishal Shrestha

Founder & CEO, OneBookPlus

Bishal spent a decade running digital projects for Australian small businesses before founding OneBookPlus. This app sits inside the OneBookPlus marketplace, designed and maintained for Australian small to medium businesses. Bank Feeds is part of a single platform that connects invoicing, bookings, CRM, accounting, and marketing, so installing apps adds capability without adding logins.

A decade running digital projectsPersonal site: bishal.com.auMelbourne, Australia
Read the founder bio

Bank Feeds is withdrawn.

This page stays up so old links still work. There is nothing to install and nothing to register for. When the position changes, it changes here first.

Reviewed by Bishal Shrestha