
Platform payouts
Bring every deposit back to its source.
Accounting for online sellers, from platform payouts to the cost of every product.

An order leaves a trail. The books connect its parts.

The starting point: what was sold.

The product behind the order.

Materials and movement, kept in view.

The handoff and its record.
See the records that sit between an order and the money in your bank.
Keep the sales record before adjustments.
Illustrative example — simplified figuresKeep the product, its purchase and its movement connected.
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Keep supplier invoices with the items they describe.
Keep the important records connected as your shop grows.

Bring every deposit back to its source.

Keep purchases and stock records together.

Give each month a reliable finish.
Different storefronts still need records that can be read together.

Keep order reports, payment records and refunds connected.

The work behind an order deserves to be understood. The starting point is your shop, your channels and the question in front of you.
A free ten-page recordkeeping guide for the work behind your online shop.

A storefront order begins with the purchase and its payment.

A platform statement brings together orders, fees and adjustments.

A wholesale order connects the invoice, delivery and balance.

Packing, buying and selling come first; the records should make them easier to understand.
Build a repeatable rhythm around the records your shop already creates.

Bring sales reports, payout statements and supplier invoices into one monthly file.

Connect deposits, refunds and fees, then keep the differences visible for review.

Leave with a clear summary and a practical list of questions for the next month.


Keep both sides of the record.
Keep the original order, payment and dispatch record together.
Start with a useful guide, or talk through the records behind your shop.