Univents works with the tools your business already runs on: accounting, payments, calendars, inboxes and your own systems via the API. What works today and what is still coming is stated here as it is.
Start free trialHand documents to your tax advisor without typing them twice.
Export invoices as a posting batch for your tax advisor, including the accounts and tax keys from your settings.
Learn moreHand invoices and customers over to Lexware Office instead of entering them there again.
Learn moreAccounting for Switzerland: hand invoices and customer records over to bexio.
Learn moreHand invoices and customers over to sevdesk instead of entering them there again.
Learn moreHand invoices and customers over to BuchhaltungsButler instead of entering them there again.
Learn moreAccounting for Austria: handover as a CSV file to your accounting team, not a direct connection.
Learn moreCustomers pay right at booking, the money lands in your account.
Dates and customer conversations continue where your team already works.
Every event shows up in your team's calendar and rescheduling flows back. You can control per venue which calendar gets written to.
Learn moreConnect Google, Microsoft or IMAP and read and answer customer emails right on the event. A private mailbox stays private.
Learn moreYour workspace gets its own address. Form submissions from your website land there and turn into an inquiry on the board.
Learn moreLet an AI assistant work with your real event data.
Connect your own systems, build your own workflows.
There are two routes and they do not exclude each other. Many businesses use the connection for day-to-day invoices and the export for their tax advisor.
Route 1
Univents turns your outgoing invoices into a posting batch file. You set accounts, tax keys and the period once, then download the file and hand it over. No connection, no outside access.
Right if your tax advisor does the bookkeeping.
Route 2
You connect your accounting account once. From then on every issued invoice moves across with a click — with line items, tax rates and the recipient as a contact. On request accounting reports back which invoice has been paid, and customer contacts can be transferred in one go.
Right if you do the bookkeeping yourself.
Yes. Univents turns your invoices into a DATEV posting batch your tax advisor can import directly. Accounts, tax keys and the period are set in your settings. It is a file export, not a permanent connection to DATEV.
Yes. You connect your Lexware Office account once by signing in at Lexware, and from then on every issued invoice transfers with one click — with line items, tax rates and the recipient as a contact. On request Lexware Office reports the payment status back. Small businesses under § 19 UStG can transfer their invoices too.
You can transfer directly to Lexware Office, sevdesk and bexio: issue the invoice, hand it over with one click, optionally create the customer contact along with it and have the payment status reported back. For a file handover there is the DATEV posting batch and the BMD CSV export. BuchhaltungsButler is listed in the directory as in preparation — the interest button there helps us set the order.
Yes, in both directions. Confirmed events appear in the connected calendar and changes to the date flow back into Univents. There is one shared workspace calendar plus a personal one per admin seat; staff subscribe to their shifts as a calendar feed instead.
Yes. Univents has a REST API with per-workspace keys, plus an MCP endpoint for AI assistants such as Claude. It lets your own systems read and write events, contacts, quotes and staffing.
Tell us. A lot can already be connected today through the REST API or a middleware service, and providers with visible demand move up the queue.
Yes, if you switch it on. For the direct connections Univents checks hourly whether a transferred invoice is marked as fully paid there and then marks it as paid on your side too. The switch is off by default — and you should not use it together with the bank statement import for the same invoices, or the same payment is counted twice.
With Lexware Office, yes: invoices without VAT are created there as a tax-exempt document under the small-business scheme. sevdesk and bexio do not support that tax case through the interface — there you create such invoices manually or hand them over via the DATEV/BMD export.
Try Univents for free or just ask us. If an interface is missing, tell us — we build in the order people ask for.
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