Lexware Office

No second platform. No duplicate uploads.

VatBlitz does not ask you to migrate. It connects to the Lexware Office account you already run and automates what feeds into it.

The connection

Four things this connection guarantees

The differentiator is not more software. It is less of it — your workflow stays exactly where it is.

It stays your account

VatBlitz does not take over your Lexware Office account or become the system of record. Lexware stays your accounting truth; we automate the work that feeds it.

You review before it posts

Every categorised entry is a suggestion until you approve it — even when the approval is a single bulk action across a whole clean period.

Clear tax separation

VatBlitz automates data entry and matching. Your Steuerberater handles tax advice and filings. We do not blur that line, and we do not want to.

Automation with visibility

Every entry shows what it was matched to, which rule was applied, and how confident the system was. You can always see why something was suggested.

Origin

Built by people who actually do this work

VatBlitz came out of running real multi-entity bookkeeping through Lexware Office with SKR03 — every day, not as a thought experiment.

We were not looking to build an accounting product. We were losing whole evenings a month to the same loop: open the inbox, find the invoice, open the bank feed, find the payment, decide the category we had already decided eleven times before, and type it in again.

Every tool we looked at wanted us to move to a new platform. None of them wanted to sit quietly behind the one we already used. So we built the layer that was missing — the one that reads your documents, learns from your own history, and hands you only the things it genuinely cannot decide.

Categorisation is suggestion-based by design. We never promise more automation than the product actually delivers, and we never post anything to your account that you have not confirmed.

Keep Lexware Office. Lose the data entry.

Fifteen minutes is enough to see how the connection behaves against your own account.