Dext appoints Nicole Bello as Chief Revenue Officer to accelerate global growth. September 12, 2026 Dext, the leading provider of AI-powered bookkeeping automation, today announces the appointment of Nicole Bello as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Nicole will lead and grow Dext's revenue organisation globally, with regional teams spanning the UK, Canada, France and Australia. She brings more than 20 years of experience building and leading sales organisations across North America and EMEA for fast-growing and large global enterprises alike. Nicole will be responsible for building one high-performing global commercial organisation, creating greater consistency across regions, sharing best practices, and putting the right foundations in place for Dext to continue scaling successfully worldwide. Central to this is delivering exceptional experiences for Dext's customers and partners globally, while maximising the opportunities presented by Dext's relationship with IRIS. Commenting on the appointment, Sabby Gill, CEO of Dext, says, "This has been a landmark year for Dext: we launched Payments, extended it to QuickBooks Online, and rolled out AI Assist. Nicole's arrival could not be better timed. She joins a company that is already indispensable to more than 12,000 accounting and bookkeeping firms and 700,000 businesses worldwide, the place where the work gets finished, not just started. Nicole is exactly the right person to lead our revenue teams as we push further into that opportunity, in every region we operate." Commenting on her appointment, Nicole Bello, Chief Revenue Officer at Dext, says, "It was the combination of the people, the ambition and the opportunity that drew me to Dext. Every conversation reinforced that Dext has a fantastic product and an incredibly talented team. My focus now is making sure that ambition is felt everywhere - in how we work with our partners, how our users experience us, and in every market we operate in. I want our global community to feel the difference: faster support, closer partnership, and a Dext that keeps getting better, together." On her immediate priorities, Nicole said her focus in the coming months will be listening, spending time with Dext's people, customers and partners across every region to understand what's working well, where the business can improve, and where new opportunities lie. These conversations will help shape the team's priorities in the months and years ahead. The appointment comes as Dext continues to scale rapidly worldwide. This year alone, the company has launched Dext Payments in the UK, its most requested feature in company history, expanded it with payroll payments in April, and in July extended it to QuickBooks Online users while introducing international payments in beta. UK customers have processed more than £11 million through the platform to date, with Payments now in beta in Canada and Australia ahead of launches scheduled for later on this year. Dext has also rolled out AI Assist to automate everyday bookkeeping decisions, such as how transactions are categorised and how data is structured for each client. Since launch, it has automated 83% of edits and reached nearly 2,500 licenses sold, with Core Guidance extended globally in May. Dext was named a G2 Momentum Leader for Summer 2026, reflecting its accelerating growth and product innovation. Dext is already the platform where accountants and bookkeepers get their work finished, not just started, and Nicole's arrival sharpens the company's ambition to deepen that position in every market it serves. Nicole brings more than two decades of experience building and leading sales organisations globally, working with businesses ranging from fast-growing companies to large multi-nationals enterprises. She joins Dext from Dayforce, where she served as Group Vice President, EMEA, leading the region's sales efforts. She previously held senior sales leadership roles at UKG and ADP across both EMEA and North America. She is known for helping teams unlock their potential, bringing people together, creating clarity, and building sustainable growth. Beyond revenue leadership, Nicole has dedicated significant time throughout her career to developing people, including mentoring and leading employee resource groups such as Women in Leadership, Black employee networks, and disability inclusion initiatives. She is proud to be serving as a judge for the 2026 Women in Sales Awards (WISA UK).

eggz vs dext: which Xero add-on is right for your business? (2026). By James Whitfield, Content Lead at eggz.ai · Last updated 27 June 2026 eggz and Dext are both Xero add-ons that automate financial document processing, but they solve different problems. Dext is built for high-volume receipt capture and expense management - it's the market leader in that niche. eggz is built for inbox-to-Xero automation - quotes, invoices, and bills flowing from your Gmail or Missive directly into Xero. The right choice depends entirely on where your bottleneck is. Quick comparison table. | Feature | eggz | Dext | | Gmail integration (native) | | | Partial (email forwarding) | | Missive integration | | | | | | Quote creation from email | | | | | | Invoice creation from email | | | | | | Inbound bill capture (email) | | | | | | Physical receipt capture (mobile) | | | | | | Expense management | Limited | | Full | | Supplier rules / auto-coding | Basic | | Advanced | | Xero App Store listing | Pending | | Platinum Partner | | Xero App Store rating | - | 4.8 (1,000+ reviews) | | Australia-specific | | | | | | GST handling | | | | | | Starting price (AUD) | ~$29/month* | ~$38/month | | Free trial | | | | | *eggz founding member pricing: 50% off annual plans for the first 100 customers. What eggz does well. eggz is built around one idea: your email inbox is where financial work starts. Most of the financial documents a service business deals with - client requests, supplier bills, contractor invoices, quote approvals - arrive by email first. eggz sits between your Gmail or Missive inbox and Xero, and handles the workflow from that starting point. The capabilities that matter: Inbox automation. Connect Gmail or Missive to eggz, and incoming financial emails are processed automatically. Supplier bills become draft bills in Xero. No forwarding to a separate address, no uploading files. Quote-to-invoice workflow. This is where eggz has no real competition in the AU market. When a client emails asking for a quote, you build it in eggz. It syncs to Xero as a quote. Client approves. eggz converts it to an invoice. The whole sequence runs without you opening Xero manually. Australia-first design. eggz is built for Australian businesses - GST handling, ATO-compliant invoicing, and a workflow that matches how AU service businesses actually operate (quote | job | invoice | paid). Where eggz is limited: it doesn't have a mobile app for snapping physical receipts, and it doesn't have the advanced supplier coding rules that Dext has built over years of development. If most of your documents are physical receipts, eggz isn't the tool for you. What dext does well. Dext (formerly Receipt Bank) has been building this product since 2010. It shows. The receipt capture is genuinely excellent - the mobile app is reliable, the OCR accuracy is high, and the supplier rules mean that once you've processed a supplier once, future documents from that supplier are coded automatically. Dext's review record on the Xero App Store - 4.8 stars from over 1,000 reviews - is earned. Bookkeepers love Dext because it standardises how client data arrives in Xero. Instead of getting a pile of unorganised receipts at month end, everything is coded and ready to review. Where Dext is limited: it's designed for the receipt-and-expense workflow, not the full invoice cycle. If you need to create quotes from client emails or send invoices directly, Dext doesn't handle that. You'd still be creating those documents manually in Xero. And the pricing is higher, with the more powerful features available only on higher-tier plans. The real question: where does your admin time go? This is the only comparison that matters for deciding between eggz and Dext. If your biggest time cost is entering bills and expenses: You receive physical receipts, your team submits expense claims, and you have suppliers whose bills you need to code every month. Dext is designed precisely for this. Its mobile receipt capture and supplier coding rules are industry-leading. If your biggest time cost is quoting, invoicing, and bill processing from email: Customer requests come by email. You quote, they approve, you invoice, they pay. Supplier bills arrive by email as PDFs. eggz automates this chain. The quote-to-invoice conversion alone saves most users an hour a week. If you have both problems: Some businesses use both tools. eggz handles the inbox automation and quoting workflow, Dext handles physical receipt capture. They're not competing for the same workflow. Pricing: what you actually pay. Dext pricing has changed in 2026. Check dext.com for current Australian rates, as they vary by plan tier. Expect to pay more for the full feature set that includes supplier rules and multi-user access. eggz starts at approximately $29/month with current founding member pricing (50% off annual plans for the first 100 customers). The pricing scales with team size and document volume. For a solo freelancer or small service business deciding between the two: if you don't have physical receipts to capture, eggz at the lower price point is likely the better fit. Who each tool is for. Choose eggz if: * You run a service business that quotes and invoices clients * You use Gmail or Missive as your primary inbox * Your supplier bills arrive by email * You need the quote | invoice workflow automated * You're an Australian freelancer, tradie, or consultant Choose Dext if: * You have a bookkeeper managing your Xero account * High volumes of physical receipts (team expenses, business travel) * You're an accountant or bookkeeping firm managing multiple clients * Advanced supplier coding rules are important to your workflow Consider both if: * You have both inbound email bills AND physical receipt capture needs * You have a team with expense claims and you also invoice clients from email What neither tool covers. Worth knowing: neither eggz nor Dext handles payroll, bank reconciliation directly, or financial reporting. For payroll, Deputy or Xero Payroll are the relevant tools. For reporting, Spotlight Reporting is the most used Xero add-on for that. Automation tools like these handle the document flow into Xero. What happens with that data in Xero - reconciling, reporting, forecasting - is separate. Frequently asked questions. What is the main difference between eggz and Dext? Dext focuses on receipt capture and expense management, primarily through a mobile app for physical receipts and a supplier coding engine. eggz focuses on inbox-to-Xero automation, covering the full quote | invoice | bill workflow for service businesses using Gmail or Missive. Is eggz cheaper than Dext? Yes, at current pricing. eggz starts at around $29/month with founding member pricing. Dext typically starts higher, and full-featured plans are more expensive. Check both sites for current Australian pricing. Can I use both eggz and Dext with Xero? Yes. They operate in different parts of the workflow and don't conflict. eggz handles email-based documents and quoting; Dext handles physical receipt capture and expense management. Some businesses use both. Does eggz have a mobile app for receipts? Not currently. eggz is focused on email-based document automation. For mobile receipt capture, Dext is the better option. Does Dext handle quote creation? No. Dext is designed for capturing documents you receive (bills, receipts, expenses), not for creating documents you send (quotes, invoices). For the full quote-to-invoice workflow, eggz is the right tool. Which tool do bookkeepers prefer? Bookkeepers tend to prefer Dext for client expense management because of its mature supplier coding rules and multi-client management features. eggz is better suited to business owners who want to automate their own quoting and invoicing workflow without necessarily having a bookkeeper. Which is better for a tradie in Australia? For most Australian tradies, eggz makes more sense. The quote | job | invoice workflow is exactly what eggz automates. Physical receipt capture for materials purchases can be handled with Dext if needed, but the higher-priority pain point is usually the quoting and invoicing cycle. Does Dext still work after the Hubdoc shutdown? Yes. Dext is a separate product from Hubdoc. Hubdoc (Intuit) shut down in May 2026; Dext (separate company) is still operating normally. See its Hubdoc alternatives guide for more context. Ready to try eggz? Start free - connect Gmail to Xero in under 2 minutes. Founding member pricing available for the first 100 customers.

Adapt IT partners with Dext to bring leading bookkeeping automation to the Africa. Adapt IT, has entered into a partnership with Dext, bringing its world leading bookkeeping automation platform to accounting practices and finance teams in businesses and public sector entities across the African continent. The partnership strengthens Adapt IT's commitment to helping finance professionals modernise their finance operations through practical proven digital solutions. Adapt IT is recognised for specialised vertical market software and digitally-led business solutions, with a strong footprint across Africa. Its Finance Professionals division serves more than 20,000 users across the continent. Its deep sector relationships, local market knowledge, and on-the-ground presence across the continent make it uniquely placed to drive adoption of automation technology in a region where demand for efficient, scalable finance operations is accelerating. Whether in-house or in practice, Africa's finance professionals are under growing pressure: rising client expectations, capacity constraints, and increasing demand for real-time financial insight, pushing firms to find smarter ways to work. This partnership directly empowers this challenge, providing Adapt IT's customer base access to a globally proven automation platform that eliminates manual document processing, improves data accuracy, and frees up time for higher-value advisory work. Dext is a world leading provider of bookkeeping automation. Trusted by over 12,000 accounting and bookkeeping firms and 700,000 businesses worldwide, Dext processes 31.4 million receipts and invoices every month, reducing document processing time by more than 90% compared to manual handling. Its AI is trained on more than one billion documents with >99% accuracy. This powers the automated capture, coding, and reconciliation of financial data across a range of submission methods - including mobile, desktop, email, WhatsApp, and direct supplier connections. The platform integrates seamlessly with all major accounting platforms including Xero, QuickBooks, and Sage, and connects to more than 11,500 banks, suppliers, and marketplaces. "Finance professionals across Africa are under pressure to do more with less, while still delivering accurate, timely, and trusted financial information," said Christiaan Brink, Managing Director, Finance Professionals, Adapt IT. "Our partnership with Dext provides our customers access to a globally recognised automation platform that fits directly into the future of accounting: less manual processing, better data quality, and more time for meaningful client and business advisory." The partnership is particularly relevant for audit and accounting practices and the office of the CFO, managing high volumes of client documents, receipts, invoices, and transaction data. By automating document capture and processing, organisations can streamline their workflows, reduce repetitive administration, and create a more consistent experience for clients. "Africa represents a significant and fast-growing opportunity for bookkeeping automation, and we're excited to bring Dext's capabilities to this market through a partner that truly understands it," said Sabby Gill, CEO of Dext. "Adapt IT's depth of relationships and sector expertise in the finance community makes them the ideal partner to drive adoption of smarter, more efficient bookkeeping workflows across the continent." Dext already works directly with 400+ accounting and bookkeeping firms, and 13,000+ businesses in Africa, relationships it will continue to service directly. This partnership marks the next step in its African growth story, extending that reach and capability across the broader continent. This partnership reflects Dext's broader approach to regional expansion. Rather than entering markets from a distance, Dext works through locally embedded partners with proven sector expertise and established customer relationships; ensuring growth is sustainable, well-supported, and genuinely connected to the communities it serves. Adapt IT will work together with Dext to support adoption across the African market through sales enablement, product education, implementation support and customer engagement initiatives. -ENDS- Christiaan Steyn Product Executive [email protected] About Adapt IT Adapt IT is a South African company and a member of Volaris Group Inc., a subsidiary of Constellation Software Inc. Adapt IT develops specialised vertical market software and digitally-led business solutions that help clients improve customer experience, core operations, business administration, and enterprise resource planning. The company serves customers across targeted industries and has a footprint across South Africa, the broader Pan-African market, and international regions. For more information, visit: https://www.adaptit.com/ About Dext Dext, part of the IRIS Software Group, is the world's leading provider of AI-powered bookkeeping automation. Since 2010, Dext has empowered accountants, bookkeepers, and businesses to thrive by eliminating the manual work that slows them down. Its advanced AI, trained on more than one billion receipts and invoices with 99.5% accuracy, streamlines the capture, coding, publishing, and reconciliation of financial data giving professionals more time to add value and grow. Trusted by over 12,000 accounting and bookkeeping firms and 700,000 businesses worldwide, Dext integrates seamlessly with all major accounting software and connects to more than 11,500 banks, suppliers, and marketplaces. For more information, visit: https://dext.com/ Media Contact Christiaan Steyn - Product Executive Email: [email protected]