Shopify Payments Isn't Your Only Processor
A single order can settle through Shopify Payments, PayPal, Shop Pay Installments, Klarna, Afterpay, or a gift card — each on its own schedule, each with its own fees, each landing in the bank as a different deposit. Books that treat those deposits as revenue can't explain the gap between what you sold and what you got paid. We reconcile every processor back to orders.
Your Apps Are Your Data Layer
With 8,000+ apps in the ecosystem, your subscription billing, bundles, post-purchase upsells, and loyalty credits each generate their own numbers — and they rarely agree. Someone has to decide what the source of truth is and wire it into the general ledger correctly. That architecture decision is where most Shopify books go wrong, before a single entry is booked.
One P&L Across Every Channel
Most Shopify brands don't only sell on Shopify — there's Amazon, TikTok Shop, maybe wholesale. Each channel has different fees, different settlement timing, and different margins. If your books lump them together, you can't see that one channel is subsidizing another. We build channel-level profitability into the monthly close.
Landed Cost Is Your Real COGS
Product cost is only the start — ocean freight, duties, tariffs, and inbound handling can add 20–40% to what a unit really costs you. If those land in a freight expense line instead of inventory, your gross margin is fiction and your inventory balance is wrong at tax time. We capitalize landed costs so COGS reflects reality.