OpenMeter turns usage into invoices. Kintsugi reads those invoices to show where you have nexus, power your reports, and file your returns. Connect with a personal access token and a region.
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Kintsugi checks your OpenMeter invoices against registration and reporting thresholds and flags where you have exposure.
Invoice lines keep the metered quantity and unit price, with discounts already in the line amount, so reports match what customers saw.
Your synced invoices feed your returns, so you can file through Kintsugi without rebuilding your usage billing data.
Kintsugi reads your customers and issued invoices from Kong Konnect Metering & Billing. It never writes to your billing. You keep setting tax in OpenMeter.
In Konnect, create a personal access token with the Metering & Billing Admin role.
In Kintsugi, open Data Sources, choose OpenMeter, then enter your token and pick your region. Add a label if you want to tell connections apart.
Syncing starts right away. Kintsugi creates products from your invoice lines for you to review, flags addresses to fix, and starts watching your thresholds.
| Synced | What Kintsugi does with it |
|---|---|
| Invoices | Issued invoices, with line items, for nexus tracking and reports. Draft invoices are not imported. |
| Usage lines | Metered quantity and unit price carry over, so usage-based charges line up with what you billed |
| Customers | Name, email, currency, and billing address |
| Products | Created from your invoice lines, which Kintsugi categorizes for tax |
Kintsugi creates a product from each invoice line instead of syncing a separate catalog. Konnect does not return a customer tax ID, so Kintsugi does not import one.
Kintsugi signs in to Kong Konnect with a personal access token that you create and can revoke. It only reads customers and invoices, it never writes to Konnect, and it never changes your tax settings. Kintsugi stores the token securely and does not show it again after you save it. There is no plugin or code to deploy.
Metered usage, subscriptions, and hybrid plans all land as invoices, so they sit in one place.
Kintsugi keeps one connection per Konnect organization and region, so you connect each one on its own.
Discounts are already in the line amount, and product and address issues surface in one list.
OpenMeter collects usage, turns it into invoices, and is where tax is applied to those invoices.
This connection reads customers and invoices only. It does not calculate tax inside OpenMeter and it does not write tax back to your billing.
Kintsugi imports your issued invoices, including the tax amount OpenMeter recorded, and uses them to track nexus, build reports, and file your returns.
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.
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