The year is almost over but we managed to squeeze in one final update before the new year. This latest update packs a lot of enhancements.
The main theme for this update was to streamline and simplify the security features of OdataLink while keeping them front and center.
We also added a few additional endpoints for Xero.
We are pleased to announce that OdataLink is now officially Certified by Xero. It is now available on the Xero App Store for Australia, New Zealand and the world.
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Getting listed on the Xero App Store is the official mechanism by which Xero audits third party addins. This involves Xero staff formally checking function calls made to the Xero API to ensure they follow and adhere to their standard.
This is a big tick confirming OdataLink’s architecture and credentials.
If you are an existing user of OdataLink, we would really appreciate you leave a review and tell others what you think.
The July 2021 update of OdataLink took longer than expected but is finally here.
Here is the list of what’s new in OdataLink for July 2021.
For Xero data files
For MYOB data files
For everyone
June is shaping up to be a very exciting month for OdataLink and Xero users.
As part of our continuous development and refinement process, we reworked our Models architecture, added many new endpoints for Xero Accounting models and added the brand new Xero Projects model.
These changes add an additional 12 endpoints and brings the total number of endpoints available for Xero organisations to 46.
April’s set of new features centered around providing new endpoints for both MYOB and Xero.
For MYOB, we added the following new endpoints:
For Xero, we included the following new endpoints:
It is now possible to get live Xero data into Power BI and Excel using OdataLink.
This will allow you to start creating dashboards and reports using Microsoft Power BI and Excel using most data endpoints available in Xero.
I am pleased to announce that OdataLink will soon be available for Xero.
(Update: Xero is now available.)