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Compliance Automation | Real-Time Tax Engine

Hyperline sales tax automation

Kintsugi calculates tax on your Hyperline invoices, monitors where you owe it, and handles filing and remittance.

Free exposure monitoring · Filing from $75 · No per-transaction fees

Rated 4.6/5 on G2 (55 reviews) · 7,000+ customers

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Kintsugi calculates, monitors, and files your Hyperline sales tax

  • Calculate

    Tax on the invoice

    Kintsugi calculates tax on Hyperline invoices and credit notes while they are still editable, and writes the rate to each taxable line.

  • MonitorFree

    Nexus from your billing data

    Kintsugi reads your Hyperline customers, products, and invoices to track your exposure in the US and 100+ countries, and sends nexus alerts.

  • File and remit

    Returns filed for you

    Kintsugi registers you, files your returns, and remits on schedule. Filing starts at $75.

How Hyperline connects to Kintsugi

Hyperline runs your billing. Kintsugi connects to your Hyperline account and adds the tax to your invoices, so you keep the billing setup you already have.

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  1. Connect Hyperline

    In Kintsugi, open Data Sources and choose Hyperline. Sign in to Hyperline as an admin, approve Kintsugi, and pick the invoicing entity to connect. There is no API key to create or copy.

  2. Let the first sync finish

    Kintsugi pulls in your customers, products, invoices, and credit notes. Set an import start date if you want to limit how far back it goes.

  3. Get Hyperline ready

    In Hyperline, set the tax engine for that invoicing entity to Manual and turn off automated tax collection and Anrok. Turn on Generate draft invoices for your subscriptions, and set a grace period if you bill for usage.

  4. Enable Tax Collection

    Click Enable Tax Collection on the connection and finish the checklist. Kintsugi registers the webhook it needs in Hyperline, so there is nothing to install.

What Kintsugi syncs from Hyperline

Data synced from Hyperline and how Kintsugi uses it
SyncedWhat Kintsugi does with it
InvoicesYour invoices, with line items. Kintsugi adds tax to drafts and to usage invoices in their grace period, and counts final invoices toward nexus and your returns.
Credit notesLinked to the original invoice, so refunds net out correctly. Editable credit notes get tax too.
CustomersName, email, billing address, and tax ID where present, plus whether the customer is exempt
ProductsYour product catalog, which Kintsugi categorizes for tax
Tax rate (returned to Hyperline)Written onto each taxable line of editable invoices and credit notes. Hyperline shows one combined rate per line, and Kintsugi keeps the full breakdown.

Kintsugi reads invoice status to tell whether a sale counts, so it does not import payments as a separate record.

Connect Hyperline your way

Read-only connection

Kintsugi signs in through Hyperline's own approval screen and reads invoices, credit notes, customers, and products to track nexus, build reports, and file your returns. It doesn't change anything in Hyperline. You can deactivate the connection at any time, and the data already synced stays in Kintsugi.

Tax engine

Turn on Tax Collection and Kintsugi calculates tax on editable invoices and credit notes and writes the rate back to Hyperline, so the tax your customer sees matches the tax Kintsugi files.

Who uses Kintsugi with Hyperline

  • SaaS and subscription teams who want one view of nexus

    Flat-fee, per-seat, and usage-based invoices all land as invoices, so they sit in one place.

  • Teams with more than one invoicing entity

    Kintsugi keeps one connection per entity, so you connect each one on its own and keep each legal entity's liability separate.

  • Finance teams who want to file from clean data

    Credit notes link to the original invoice, and product and address issues surface in one list.

How Hyperline sales tax works

What Hyperline does

Hyperline runs your products, customers, subscriptions, and invoices. It applies tax rates you set yourself, or connects to an outside tax provider.

Where it stops

Hyperline doesn't tell you where you have nexus, register you, or file your returns.

What Kintsugi adds

Kintsugi calculates tax on your Hyperline invoices and credit notes, tracks your nexus, registers you where you owe, and files and remits on schedule.

What is not imported

  • Payments and transactions are not imported. Invoice status tells Kintsugi whether a sale counts.
  • Customer shipping addresses are not imported. Kintsugi uses the billing address.
  • Subscriptions, plans, wallets, and usage events are not imported. Their amounts reach Kintsugi on your invoices.
  • Document-type invoices are not imported, because they are not tax documents.

Why Customers Love Us

  • Jared Stark

    Founder of Incendico Fire Alarm Store

    The setup was incredibly seamless and much faster than I expected, with clear guidance throughout the process. What really stands out is their support since it is easy to get in touch with someone quickly and the team is knowledgeable and actually helpful when you have questions.
  • April Walford

    Operations Manager at JMXi

    They corrected errors in our past returns, enrolled us quickly and efficiently, filed everything on time, and thoroughly researched any questions or concerns we had. Their customer service is excellent.
  • Mo Hartman

    Staff Accountant at Searchspring

    Having the visibility on the dashboard has been extremely helpful and the ease of being able to approve. It is very user-friendly and I can see everything I need in one place.

Hyperline sales tax FAQ

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