Smart accounting meets digital debt collection

Debtist & Lexware Office: The perfect combination for your finances

Exclusive Debtist partner

Outstanding invoices are a daily reality for many companies. Despite tidy accounting and clear processes, payments can still fail to arrive. That is when the real effort begins. Manual follow-up, lack of visibility and delayed incoming payments cost not only time, but above all liquidity.

The combination of Lexware Office and Debtist addresses exactly this. While your accounting runs automated in the background, receivables management can be sensibly supplemented without additional complexity.

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From outstanding invoices to the incoming payments

Less manual effort

No more manual follow-up. You hand over the claim, Debtist takes care of the rest.

End-to-end process

From the invoice in Lexware Office to the incoming payment, everything runs in one flow, without any media breaks.

Full overview

You can see at any time which receivables are outstanding and how they are being handled.

More stable incoming payments

Open items are not written off but actively pursued. That protects your liquidity.

What is Lexware Office?

With Lexware Office a large part of the accounting is handled automatically.
Invoices, payments and bank transactions are intelligently linked so that you always have an overview.

Through the integrated payment reconciliation, you immediately see which payment belongs to which document. Manual reconciliation of bank statements is no longer necessary.

Lexware Office handles many processes in the background, freeing up more time for what really matters.

Key benefits at a glance:

  • Significant time savings on administrative tasks such as invoicing or payroll

  • Automatic payment reconciliation through integrated online banking

  • Easy to use even without accounting knowledge

  • Access from anywhere via app, smartphone, tablet or desktop

  • All financial processes in one system such as invoicing, taxes, banking and accounting

  • GoBD compliant and recognized by the tax office

  • GDPR compliant and legally secure

  • Developed by established provider Lexware with many years of experience

Lexware accounting software on a laptop, smartphone, and smartwatch, showing a financial dashboard, receipt scanning, and an account overview.

How Lexware sensibly complements your debt collection

Even the best accounting cannot prevent invoices from being paid late or not at all. This is exactly where debt collection becomes relevant. While Lexware Office shows you which receivables are outstanding, Debtist ensures that they are consistently pursued.

Without any media breaks and without additional manual effort, a clear next step in the process is created. This way nothing gets left behind and outstanding receivables are not simply written off but actively processed. That not only provides more structure but above all more stable incoming payments.

How does the integration work?

The collaboration between Lexware Office and Debtist follows a simple principle.

  1. 1

    Create invoice

    You create your invoices as usual in Lexware Office.

  2. 2

    Payment does not arrive

    Outstanding receivables become visible and traceable in your accounting.

  3. 3

    Handover to Debtist

    If a payment fails to arrive, you can easily hand the receivable over to Debtist and have it pursued further.

This creates a seamless process without additional tools or complex adjustments.

Frequently asked questions about our Lexware integration

How do I install the Debtist integration in Lexware?

If you do not yet have a Debtist account, register first for free. Then open in the Debtist dashboard My account > Settings > Integrations, choose Lexware and click on „Manage connection". You will be redirected to Lexware, log in there, select the relevant company and grant Debtist access to the required information. The integration is set up within a few minutes.

How do I hand over a receivable from Lexware to Debtist?
Which data is transmitted and what access rights does Debtist receive?
What happens after an invoice has been handed over to Debtist?
Can Debtist initiate payments or take legal action?

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