THE SELLER LEDGER BLOG
Bookkeeping tips for
eCommerce sellers
Stay on top of accounting, taxes, and finances so you can focus on selling.
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Change the categories of Etsy transactions
While we’ve had this functionality around for a while, a recent customer email reminded us that we can always do a better job explaining how things work. In this case, an Etsy seller wrote in and asked how she can change the category on Etsy ads from the default of “Commissions & fees” to “Advertising.
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How does Accounting Software get data from Online Marketplaces like Amazon, eBay and Walmart?
This article will explain how accounting software providers receive eCommerce data, how safe it is for sellers to use, and how to think about choosing which provider to go with if you want to automate your eCommerce accounting. Accounting Software providers such as QuickBooks, Xero and Seller Ledger use something called an API to import
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Automate your Whatnot accounting with updated Seller Ledger integration
When we first launched our Whatnot integration, the only sales data available to Whatnot sellers was their Ledger history. Customers could download those reports and then upload the CSV-formatted files to Seller Ledger. Since then, Whatnot has added weekly order reports, which provides much more transaction detail, including: To take advantage of that, Seller Ledger
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