Keep finance in MYOB, run ops in OpsUI.
A bidirectional MYOB connector built into your rollout. Invoices, customers, items, and inventory exchange both ways — the same event-driven shape as the NetSuite and Xero extensions, tuned for MYOB's AccountRight and Business APIs.
MYOB stays finance. OpsUI runs the floor.
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Invoices both ways
Sales invoices, credits, and payment events sync in both directions so finance in MYOB stays current with what ships.
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Customers & suppliers
Master records stay in lockstep across MYOB and OpsUI — no double entry.
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Items & inventory
Item master, stock counts, and adjustments propagate between OpsUI and MYOB.
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AccountRight + Business
Works against both MYOB API surfaces depending on which product you run — the choice is driven by your setup, not by us.
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Conflict resolution
Field-level rules decide which system wins when records collide.
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Built per rollout
Wired against your MYOB tenant during onboarding rather than shipped as a packaged self-serve connector.
Both directions, no manual reconcile.
MYOB → OpsUI
- →Customers and suppliers
- →Item master records
- →Chart of accounts (read-only)
- →Tax codes and tax rates
OpsUI → MYOB
- →Sales invoices and credits
- →Payment events and remittance data
- →Inventory movements and adjustments
- →Customer record updates
Built against MYOB's AccountRight Live API for desktop-product customers and the MYOB Business API for cloud-native customers. No iPaaS in the path; the sync is scoped to your MYOB product during onboarding.
The honest answers.
Is the MYOB connector self-serve today?
Not yet. It is built into your rollout and wired against your MYOB tenant during onboarding. The rest of OpsUI runs standalone alongside MYOB in the meantime.
Does it work with AccountRight and MYOB Business?
Both. The connector targets whichever MYOB product you run — AccountRight Live or MYOB Business — confirmed during scoping.
Do I have to leave MYOB?
No. MYOB stays your finance system of record. OpsUI adds the warehouse and dispatch layer and syncs back to MYOB.
What are the inventory limits in MYOB AccountRight, and how does OpsUI fix them?
MYOB AccountRight handles costing and on-hand quantity well, but it has no real multi-location warehouse control, no barcode picking, no batch / lot / expiry tracking, and bills of materials only in the Premier tier. OpsUI adds those as operations modules on top of MYOB — barcode receiving and picking, multi-location bins, batch tracking, and carrier dispatch via Australia Post, StarTrack and Sendle — while MYOB stays your finance system of record.
Should I move to MYOB Acumatica, or add an operations layer to MYOB?
If your pain is operational — picking errors, no warehouse visibility, manual dispatch, drifting stock accuracy — a full migration to MYOB Acumatica is often a heavier, slower project than the problem needs. Adding OpsUI as a modular operations layer keeps your MYOB ledger and your accountant's workflow in place and gets the warehouse running in weeks. If you genuinely need full mid-market financials (multi-entity, advanced general ledger), Acumatica may be the right call.
Running MYOB? Let’s wire it in.
Walk us through your current MYOB setup and we’ll show how OpsUI fits on top — warehouse, picking, and dispatch, syncing back to MYOB.