You ordered 500 units from your supplier last week. Or was it 300? The email confirmation sits buried in your inbox somewhere. Your warehouse received a partial shipment yesterday, but nobody knows if the rest is coming or if you already paid the […]
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Yash Bodane
Every Amazon seller knows the thrill of a new sale, but few realize how much money quietly slips away after the order ships.
David Seth
Your TikTok Shop is live, and your Shopify store runs smoothly, but between them lies a growing operational challenge. Inventory errors multiply from one oversold product to ten. Manual order entry becomes a full-time job. What started as a growth […]
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Yvette Zhou
You spent $847 last month on software subscriptions, coffee meetings, and office supplies.
A customer returns a $500 order. You issue a refund through your payment processor, then open QuickBooks to record the transaction. Should you create a credit memo, process a refund, or use a delayed credit?
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Your bookkeeper posts a transaction that deletes $15,000 in revenue. Your accountant notices the discrepancy three weeks later during month-end close, but nobody remembers who made the change, when it happened, or why the entry was modified.
