Shopify Daily sync
Point of sale

Shopify orders,
booked by the day.

Connect your Shopify store and OneBooks posts one clean summary entry per selling day — revenue, Tax-ready and tenders, with refunds netted correctly — so your ledger stays tidy and your return stays complete.

One entry per day

revenue, Tax-ready and tenders in a single balanced posting

Refunds netted

correctly, even for orders from a previous day

Webhook-verified

every delivery is authenticated — unverified ones are dropped

How it works

Three steps to a store that keeps its own books.

01

Connect

Link your store; OneBooks verifies every Shopify webhook with your shared secret and fails closed if it can't.

02

Choose accounts

Decide where revenue, Tax-ready and each tender type should post — sensible defaults, your override.

03

Sync daily

Each selling day becomes one summary journal. Re-sync a day safely if something changed.

What posts

A clean ledger for a busy store.

Order-level detail stays in Shopify where it belongs; OneBooks holds the accounting view — one truthful entry per day.

Shopify · Daily summary

Posted automatically
Gross sales R$4,820
Card tenders R$3,510
Refunds −R$1,310
Tax-ready collected R$241
  • Daily sales journal — gross revenue, Tax-ready and tenders summarized into one balanced entry.
  • Refund-aware — refunds net against cash and Tax-ready, including refunds for orders placed on an earlier day.
  • Idempotent by design — retries and overlapping syncs cannot double-post a day.
  • Safe re-sync — a forced re-sync reverses the day's entry first, then posts the corrected one, leaving a clean trail.
Why it matters

Your return covers what you actually sold.

Online sales are the easiest revenue to forget at filing time. With the sync, output Tax-ready from Shopify lands in the same reports as everything else.

  • Complete Tax-ready reports — Shopify output tax is included, refunds and all.
  • Reconciliation that matches — tenders post to the accounts your payouts settle into.
  • No month-end scramble — the books are current every morning.

Shopify integration — common questions

Does it post every order?

It posts one summary entry per selling day — revenue, Tax-ready and tenders. Order-level detail stays in Shopify; the accounting view stays clean and auditable.

How are refunds handled?

Refunds net against the day's cash and Tax-ready correctly, including refunds for orders from a previous day.

Can a retry double-post a day?

No — syncs are idempotent, and a forced re-sync reverses the existing entry before posting the corrected one.

Does it sync inventory?

No. OneBooks is accounting, not stock control: the sync carries sales, tax and tenders only.

Close the gap

Connect it this afternoon.

Start free, connect the till, and stop re-keying sales into your books forever.