Stamps.com accounting automation

Postage Is a Cost of Goods. Post It That Way.

Webgility ties every Stamps.com label purchase back to the order it fulfilled and posts the postage cost to the correct QuickBooks or Xero shipping expense account, automatically, every time.

Per-label
Every Stamps.com label cost matched to the order it fulfilled
USPS + carriers
First Class, Priority, Express, and partner carrier rates tracked separately
Postage sync
Stamps.com account balance drawdowns posted as prepaid postage entries
Order-matched
Postage expense tied to the specific order, not posted as a lump-sum period cost
The Postage Cost Gap

You're Buying Postage. Your Books Don't See It.

Stamps.com lets you buy USPS and carrier postage on demand, deducting from a prepaid account balance. Those purchases are real costs tied to real orders. Without a direct line to your accounting system, postage either goes unrecorded or shows up as a lump-sum account drawdown with no order-level detail.

Webgility maps every Stamps.com label purchase to the order it belongs to and posts the cost to the correct QuickBooks or Xero expense account. First Class, Priority, and Express postage land in separate lines. Account top-ups post as prepaid postage assets and draw down as labels are purchased. Your books reflect what actually happened.

Stamps.com Label SC-88341 · Field Mapping Auto-posted
USPS Priority Mail labelShipping Expense (Priority) · −$9.35
Delivery confirmationShipping Add-ons · −$0.00
Insurance feeShipping Insurance · −$2.10
Stamps.com account drawPrepaid Postage Asset · −$11.45
Order matchOrder #31408 · confirmed
Postage Reconciliation

Every Label Accounted For, Every Period Closed Clean

At month-end, your total postage expense should tie back to your Stamps.com account activity and to the orders you shipped. Webgility reconciles all three automatically, labels purchased, orders fulfilled, and account balance, so your books match your shipping history without any manual lookups.

If you collect shipping charges from customers, Webgility tracks the spread between what customers paid for shipping and what you paid Stamps.com. The true net postage cost posts correctly, not inflated by customer revenue and not buried in a combined shipping line.

STAMPS.COM POSTAGE RECONCILIATION · MAY 20
periodMay 13–19 · 167 labels purchased
first_class_labels−$487.20 → Shipping Expense (First Class)
priority_labels−$1,204.55 → Shipping Expense (Priority)
express_labels−$318.40 → Shipping Expense (Express)
insurance_fees−$64.80 → Shipping Insurance
total_postage−$2,074.95 → Shipping Expense Total

match✓ Matched · zero variance
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What You Get

Postage Costs in QuickBooks, Order by Order

Webgility connects Stamps.com to QuickBooks or Xero and posts every postage cost accurately. No manual label lookups, no lump-sum postage entries, no surprises when you reconcile your shipping expenses at period-end.

Order-level postage tracking

Every Stamps.com label purchase matched to the specific order it fulfilled and posted to the correct QuickBooks shipping expense account. No lump-sum postage lines.

Service-class breakdown

First Class, Priority, and Express postage tracked in separate expense lines. Know exactly what each service level costs you per period without any manual sorting.

Live in days

Webgility maps your Stamps.com account to your chart of accounts, confirms postage mapping with a test sync, and goes live in 3–5 business days.

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Find out what your operational gaps are actually costing you.

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Operational Snapshot ● Live
Orders reconciled today 1,247 ✓
Amazon payout tied out $47,241 ✓
Exceptions resolved 3 cleared
Inventory synced All channels ✓
Books status Certified ✓