Call sales todayAU: 02 9299 9959NZ: +61 2 9299 9959

Tall Emu + MYOB

How does Tall Emu work with MYOB?

Connect your accounts once, then run the day-to-day business in Tall Emu. Stock and financial transactions move to MYOB when they’re ready.

Tall Emu inventory screen showing a product with stock levels and locations
Tall Emu Works WithMYOBXero

Loved by Australian and New Zealand customers

  • The SaaS Awards winner 2025
  • The Cloud Awards winner 2023-24
  • Google Reviews
  • Capterra
  • GetApp

What the MYOB integration does

Tall Emu connects two-way with MYOB Business and AccountRight. Customers, products, invoices and payments synchronise between the two systems: Tall Emu runs the sales, stock and operational work, and the financial record flows to MYOB, so the bookkeeper keeps working in MYOB with no re-keying. Data is entered once, in either system, and both stay aligned.

The 10-second version

MYOB keeps the accounts. Tall Emu runs the business.

1. Connect

Bring in your starting data

Tall Emu imports the customers, contacts, products, sales history and accounting information needed to get started.

2. Operate

Work in Tall Emu

Manage leads, quotes, sales orders, purchasing, stock, manufacturing, warehouse work and customer follow-up in CRM.

3. Transact

Send it when it matters to accounts

Records stay in CRM until stock moves or the transaction becomes financial. Then the right accounting record goes to MYOB.

4. Keep aligned

Update records that already exist

Once a company, product, invoice or other record exists in MYOB, Tall Emu keeps it updated when the CRM record changes.

What stays in Tall Emu, and what goes to MYOB?

Sales work stays in CRM

Leads, opportunities, quotes and sales orders stay in Tall Emu. Your team can work through the whole sale without filling the accounting system with unfinished work.

Invoices and money go to accounts

When a sale is invoiced, Tall Emu sends the invoice, customer, products, prices, tax and payment details to MYOB, as far as the accounting system can reasonably hold them.

Stock totals go across. Operational detail stays.

MYOB receives the stock and value movements it needs for accounts. Serial numbers, batches, warehouse locations, picking and shipment detail stay in Tall Emu.

Purchasing goes across when accounts needs it

A purchase order only needs to go to MYOB when you need it there, such as for a prepayment. Otherwise, the supplier bill is the point where the purchase becomes financial.

Keep a large product range without cluttering accounts.

You might have 10,000 SKUs in Tall Emu, on your website and available for sale. They don’t all need to be created in MYOB on day one.

A product goes across when you transact on it - for example, when it has stock, is purchased or is sold. From then on, Tall Emu updates the existing accounting product when relevant details change.

Payments can start in either system.

Payments taken or recorded in Tall Emu are sent to MYOB straight away. Payments entered through bank reconciliation or directly in MYOB are brought back into Tall Emu regularly, normally every two hours during business hours.

Billing and invoicing screen in Tall Emu, synced with MYOB
Billing, invoicing and payments flow both ways - entered once, reflected in both systems.

That means the sales and service team can see what has been paid without needing access to the accounts.

Use Tall Emu as the operational source of truth.

We make a reasonable effort to bring invoices and credits back if they’re adjusted in MYOB, but we don’t recommend that as the normal process. Create and correct the operational transaction in Tall Emu so customer history, stock and accounts stay aligned.

Common MYOB integration questions

Do my sales team need to work in MYOB?

No. Sales and operations work in Tall Emu. MYOB remains the accounting and compliance system for your bookkeeper or accounts team.

Do quotes and sales orders sync to accounts?

No. Quotes and sales orders stay in Tall Emu. The invoice is sent to MYOB when the sale becomes financial.

Does every product have to exist in accounts?

No. Products can live in Tall Emu and on your website until they have stock, are bought or are sold. Tall Emu then creates or updates the product in MYOB as needed.

How do payments move between the systems?

Payments recorded in Tall Emu are sent to MYOB straight away. Payments entered in MYOB are brought back into Tall Emu regularly, normally every two hours during business hours.

What syncs between Tall Emu and MYOB, and in which direction

The integration supports MYOB Business and MYOB AccountRight (including Premier). It is two-way and automatic - updating a record in Tall Emu syncs it straight back into MYOB, so nothing is entered in two systems.

  • Customers and contacts - two-way. Customers created in Tall Emu can be created in MYOB automatically, and MYOB customers appear in Tall Emu with their account balances visible to the sales team without MYOB logins.
  • Products and prices - synchronised from one shared catalogue.
  • Invoices - created in Tall Emu from quotes and sales orders, copied to MYOB, and sent by email or SMS.
  • Payments - take card payments online or offline in Tall Emu; payment records flow to MYOB.
  • Historical documents - past quotes, orders and invoices are visible against the customer in Tall Emu.

Typical uses: sales teams checking account balances without touching MYOB, campaigns targeted from MYOB transaction history (for example customers with no purchase in 3 months), and warehouse invoicing driven by what actually ships. Setup is part of done-for-you onboarding, with help-centre documentation for sync settings.

Australian company. Australian team. Local support.

Tall Emu is Australian owned, built and supported here, with help available from 9am to 5pm Sydney time.

Your bookkeeper can keep using MYOB. Your sales and operations team gets one connected place to run the rest of the business.

See how Tall Emu and MYOB fit together.

We’ll show you what stays in CRM, what moves to accounts, and how the process works for your business.