Most businesses treat Stripe integration as a technical checkbox. In reality, skipping proper setup can cost thousands in errors, rework, and lost revenue.
Suppose, you sell on Shopify, Amazon, and eBay. You handle 600+ orders monthly. Your accountant asks for updated numbers, but your QuickBooks file is three weeks behind.
You sell on Square POS in-store, Shopify online, and the Amazon marketplace. Three platforms, three sets of tax rules. One mistake, and you could be on the hook for thousands in penalties and hours of manual rework.
Accountant changes in QuickBooks Desktop are not optional. These are adjustments your accountant makes in a copy of your company file to correct reconciliation gaps, fee allocations, tax mapping, and more.
A lot of businesses still manage payables with copy-pasted spreadsheets, inbox back-and-forth, and handwritten checks that leave plenty of room for error. As one Reddit user described, their company relied on spreadsheets for POs while invoices […]
Growing ecommerce businesses managing multiple sales channels face increasing reconciliation complexity as order volume scales. Businesses using automated reconciliation report a significant reduction in monthly reconciliation time compared to […]