Custom software access
Let your own application read or write supported AutoCount records through documented gateway endpoints.
AutoCount integration API
AutoCount integration API through a secure REST gateway.
AcctBridge gives developers and ISVs a repeatable way to call client AutoCount tenants in Malaysia and Southeast Asia through REST endpoints, tenant API keys, OpenAPI docs, and an outbound tunnel-based local agent.
Use cases
Give your own software a safer API path into client accounting systems.
These pages target searches where teams already use SQL Accounting or AutoCount and need an API gateway, not a replacement accounting product or ready-made business app.
Internal automation
Use API calls for controlled debtor, invoice, payment, credit note, delivery order, or tax entity workflows already supported by the connector.
Multi-client rollout
Create a separate tenant, API key, tunnel, and diagnostics trail for each client AutoCount installation.
Developer testing
Download OpenAPI docs from the tenant portal and test the gateway endpoint before wiring it into your application.
Integration planning
Choose the access pattern before writing connector code.
Most accounting integration projects start with the same decision: expose the client installation directly, build one-off middleware, or use a managed gateway with tenant routing, diagnostics, and API keys.
Integration options
Direct database or local access
A client site can expose AutoCount access directly, but that usually means local network assumptions, firewall review, and custom handling per installation.
Custom connector app
A one-off connector can solve one workflow, but tenant routing, API keys, diagnostics, and ongoing updates still need to be owned by the integrator.
AcctBridge gateway
AcctBridge keeps local AutoCount access behind an outbound tunnel and gives each client tenant its own API key, route prefix, connection checks, and support trail.
Implementation checklist
Windows host with AutoCount access
The local agent runs where it can reach the AutoCount Accounting installation and the SQL Server data it needs to serve supported workflows.
Outbound HTTPS allowed
The tunnel is initiated from the client side, so the client does not need inbound firewall openings or VPN exposure for API calls.
Tenant API key and docs
Developers use tenant-scoped credentials and OpenAPI documentation instead of sharing local database access details with every application.
Common workflows
Debtor and invoice access
Use REST calls for supported debtor, invoice, payment, credit note, delivery order, and tax entity workflows exposed by the AutoCount connector.
Internal automation
Trigger controlled accounting workflows from a custom portal, backend job, reporting tool, or operations system.
Multi-client support
Keep each client installation isolated with separate tenant routing, API keys, tunnel status, and diagnostics history.
Implementation path
API integration for on-premise accounting software.
AcctBridge keeps the access-layer work outside your application: tenant setup, local agent installation, outbound tunnel connectivity, API keys, OpenAPI docs, and operational diagnostics.
1
Create an AutoCount tenant
The portal creates a brand-specific tenant that only accepts the /v1/autocount API prefix.
2
Install the local agent
The tenant package installs the Windows service and connects the client machine through an outbound Cloudflare Tunnel.
3
Generate an API key and docs
Create a tenant API key and download OpenAPI documentation with the gateway endpoint for local testing.
4
Call AutoCount through the gateway
Your software calls AcctBridge REST endpoints while business payloads are proxied to the tenant installation in real time.
FAQ
Questions teams search before choosing an integration route.
What does AutoCount integration mean in AcctBridge?
AcctBridge provides a secure REST API gateway to a tenant AutoCount Accounting installation. It handles tenant routing, API keys, outbound tunnel access, OpenAPI docs, and operational diagnostics for Malaysia and Southeast Asia client rollouts.
Does AcctBridge replace AutoCount or provide a ready connector app?
No. AcctBridge does not replace AutoCount and does not provide a ready-made business app. It provides the API access layer your own software can call.
Can AutoCount desktop installations be reached without opening inbound ports?
Yes. The local agent connects outbound through Cloudflare Tunnel, so client sites do not need inbound firewall openings, static IP setup, or VPN exposure for gateway access.
Can developers test AutoCount API calls before production use?
Yes. The tenant portal can generate an API key and download OpenAPI documentation with the gateway endpoint so developers can import it into Postman or similar tools.
Is this page only for Malaysia searches?
No. The integration pattern is useful for teams working with AutoCount desktop installations in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. The page keeps Malaysia context because many AutoCount deployments and compliance questions are local, but the primary search intent is AutoCount integration.
Integration inquiry
Tell us about your integration.
Share the accounting system, company, studio, or client context, and the first workflow you need to connect.
Technical support
For installer, tunnel, connection check, or API connection issues, email support@acctbridge.com. We use portal status and diagnostics to help review the next step quickly.
Consulting and custom needs
For workflow mapping, rollout questions, or custom integration planning, email hello@acctbridge.com or use this form. We will reply with scope questions and next steps.
Partnership discussions
For reseller, integrator, referral, or multi-client partnership discussions, contact hello@acctbridge.com. Partner and revenue-share terms must be agreed in writing before commercial work begins.