Features
What your team can do with Kipper.
Feature deep dives — how each capability works, who it's for, and how to get more out of your finance data without another login.
Download Xero Invoice PDFs Without a Xero Login
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Get QuickBooks Invoice PDFs in Slack & Teams: No Login Needed
Get a QuickBooks invoice PDF without a QuickBooks login. Kipper delivers the real document in Slack, Teams, or web chat, and it's read-only and permission-checked.
How to read these feature posts
Each post here covers one capability: what it does, which interfaces it works in, what it requires, and who tends to use it. Availability differs by interface, so the posts say explicitly where a feature is live rather than describing it as though everything works everywhere.
The through-line across all of them is scope. Kipper answers direct questions about transaction-level records — invoices, bills, payments, customers, vendors, purchase orders, inventory, credit notes — and it does so read-only, permissioned by a workspace admin, and logged. It is not a reporting or analytics platform, so features here extend what you can look up and where you can look it up from, rather than adding analysis.
If you are evaluating whether a specific question is answerable, the shape of the question matters more than the topic. Lookups, filters, sums, and date-range comparisons over supported records are in scope. Anything requiring the general ledger, journal entries, or bank data is not.
FAQ
Features questions
Scope, access, and data coverage for the topics in this category.
No, and each post states where its feature is live. Slack, Microsoft Teams, and SMS are native apps; ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude connect over MCP. Some capabilities land in one group before the other.
Usually not. Most features change how you ask or what you receive back, not which records are readable. When the readable set does grow, the post says so directly.