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eCommerce Accounting: How to Automate Shopify & WooCommerce Financials
"You sell online. Your accounting should happen online too — automatically."
You sell online. Your accounting should happen online too — automatically. Most Shopify and WooCommerce merchants still export CSV files and manually reconcile orders with their accounting software. That process breaks every month.
The Problem
eCommerce accounting has specific challenges:
- Orders come in 24/7 — manual entry can't keep up
- Refunds need to be properly accounted for (not just subtracted from revenue)
- GST on mixed-rate items (digital vs physical goods) needs correct treatment
- Payment processor fees (Stripe, PayPal) need to be tracked as expenses
- Multi-currency orders need proper AUD conversion
The XIntelliSync Solution
Connect Shopify (OAuth) or WooCommerce (API key) and orders flow directly into your financials:
- Revenue appears in your P&L by product category
- Refunds are tracked as separate line items — not netted from gross revenue
- GST is calculated per order based on your tax configuration
- Cash flow reflects actual payment settlement cycles
- COGS is calculated if you track inventory
Common Questions
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