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Based on their target market—businesses of all sizes needing payment and operational efficiency—likely partners include:Xero: A popular cloud-based accounting software, especially in Australia, known for its ease of use and extensive integration capabilities. Spenda’s focus on small-to-medium businesses and supply chain efficiency aligns with Xero’s user base.QuickBooks: Another widely adopted accounting solution, particularly Intuit QuickBooks Online, which offers robust features for small to medium-sized enterprises. Spenda’s emphasis on invoice management and payment processing complements QuickBooks’ strengths.MYOB: A staple in the Australian market, MYOB provides accounting solutions tailored to local businesses, making it a plausible partner for Spenda given their shared geographic focus.Sage: Specifically, Sage Business Cloud Accounting or Sage 50, which cater to small businesses and limited companies, could integrate with Spenda’s platform for accounts payable and receivable management.Spenda’s website mentions direct integration capabilities with accounting software for features like batch-paying invoices via ABA files, indicating they’ve built bridges to sync with these systems. While specific partner names aren’t always publicly listed (and the search results provided don’t explicitly confirm current partnerships), Spenda’s model implies they work with these industry-standard platforms to maximize compatibility