I’m wanting to set up Fibery as a bookkeeping system and need it to integrate with my bank (Wise). They have quite a well documented API, so I think it should be possible, and I’m wondering if anyone has done something like this before and has any recommendations / warnings before I get started. Would be happy to share the integration once ready.
(Are there any video tutorials for creating custom integrations, I’m getting quite lost in the documentation)
I am also considering doing this, though was thinking I might go via a 3rd party service rather than via API (just because I’m not a coder). Would love to see any examples people have made though!
That depends on the bank. Most people will be able to export csv’s in the Bank Website and then you can import in Fibery.
When I first started my business I used YNAB for managing my business expenses and used the YNAB API to record my transactions in Google Sheets.
Earlier this year I spoke to the founder of Finta and shared that I think Fibery would be a fantastic tool for a future integration! This tool is the best for business transactions in my opinion.
Did you ever figure this out? I was just thinking of doing this, perhaps with www.tiller.com and… if not directly through them, by somehow connecting to their output in a google sheet or excel file? I’ve been using Tiller for a long time, but it would be great to have Fibery flag specific transactions for my review.
Hi Evryone! I see this is an old post, but I was wondering if someone managed to connect their bank accounts with Fibery? At the moment, I use rows.com to achieve that. There I can gett all my accounts, and through make.com I transfer all the data to Fibery. But the connection on row.com with the bank is a bit buggy, and not always reliable!
Please, if someone has a better option? Rows.com uses Plaid as a connection to the bank! Wouldn’t it be posible that Fibery offers the same?
I did a quick Google search and found that there are several pre-existing solutions for syncing data to Google Sheets. You can find some on GitHub or use a service like Finta.
From a workflow perspective, many apps have natively supported Google Sheets syncing and integrations. So, the critical path is that Fibery ingests easily from Google Sheets. And that would mean that the average workspace user is not personally maintaining too many integrations or paying for additional services.
Guys, I need an alternative, rows.com is being bought by Superhuman. And they are closing down. Ready to pay 9$ a month if someone can build something similar!
I would suggest researching what options are available to you for getting data out of your bank. I suspect that is the bottleneck. Then you can probably just use AI to vibe code a solution which will push/pull that data into Fibery (as a custom integration or as a repeating script, or …)