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Tie storefront revenue to the books

Connect Shopify and Xero to one company memory, and a single question reads both.

Orders, refunds and payouts in the store have to end up as entries in the ledger. Most months they roughly do, and the exceptions are found by someone comparing two exports.

Questions that need both

Each of these is unanswerable inside either product on its own. Agent mode reads both, resolves the customer to one entity, and ends with a line per system it consulted.

  • ›Does last month's Shopify revenue match what is in Xero?
  • ›Which refunds have not been reflected in the ledger?
  • ›What did we pay in transaction fees against revenue this quarter?

What each side brings

Shopify

Orders, customers and products from your store, in plain language.

  • Find orders by customer, order number, payment or fulfilment status
  • See what was in an order, how it shipped and what was refunded
  • Look up a customer's lifetime spend and recent orders
  • Browse products, variants, SKUs and stock levels
All of Shopify →

Xero

Invoices, bills, contacts and reports, answered in plain English with figures cited to Xero.

  • Invoices and bills with status, due dates and amounts
  • Contacts and their balances
  • Reports: P&L, balance sheet, aged receivables and payables
  • Bank transactions and the chart of accounts
All of Xero →

Who this is for

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