Xero
Practice real Xero workflows — matching bank feed transactions, reading an aging report, invoicing, payments, judgment-based bill coding, and reading financial reports — in a hands-on training simulation.
Educational practice environment — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Xero.
Options
Lesson 1 is free in every option. You'll enter your email first — no password. $20 unlocks the rest of Beginner or Advanced · Crash Course is $10.
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Beginner
Every step spelled out, including what each screen and field actually means. For anyone who's never opened Xero before.
Start Beginner — free lesson 1 →
Advanced
The full real-world workflow with less hand-holding. Best if you've used it before or pick up new software fast.
Start Advanced — free lesson 1 →
Crash Course
Four of the Advanced lessons — the highest-value tasks in the same real workflow. Built for brushing up before an interview.
Start Crash Course — $10, free lesson 1 →
What you'll practice
Getting Set Up
- Set Up the Chart of Accounts
- Set Up a Tracking Category
- Record a Manual Journal
- Add a New Customer Contact
Sales & Money-In
- Send Payment Reminders
- Create and Send a Customer Invoice
- Record a Short Payment
Vendors & Money-Out
- Enter a Supplier Bill
- Choose the Right Account Yourself
Banking & Reconciliation
- Match a Bank Transaction
Reports & Insights
- Read an Aging Report
- Read the Profit & Loss
- Review the Balance Sheet
Drills & Projects
Drill
Reopened →
Six real bookkeeping tasks, on an actual ledger and journal — a tracking tag that wasn't there yet, a journal that balances but might be wrong, a bank feed's confident wrong suggestion, and more.
🔒 Included with Xero
Drill
Accepted as Coded →
Six real Xero tasks, on actual reports and bills — an account type changed after the report went out, a reminder template that didn't fit one client, a due date that hid a late invoice, and more.
🔒 Included with Xero
Drill
Paid, Not Applied →
Six Xero jobs where the money looks settled and isn't: a credit note nobody allocated, an overpayment still unapplied, a deposit coded as an expense, and more.
🔒 Included with Xero