Square Daily sync
Point of sale

Square sales,
counted right.

Connect Square and OneBooks posts a daily sales journal that books split tenders correctly and counts VAT exactly once per order — the two places POS accounting usually goes wrong.

Tax once per order

never once per tender on a split payment

Split tenders

cash and card portions land in the right accounts

One entry per day

revenue, VAT and tenders, balanced

How it works

Connect, map, and let the day post itself.

01

Connect

Authorize Square; OneBooks verifies each webhook delivery and rejects anything it can't authenticate.

02

Map tenders

Cash to cash, card to bank — split payments follow the same mapping automatically.

03

Sync daily

Each selling day becomes one balanced summary entry, re-syncable if something changes.

What posts

The split-tender problem, solved.

When a customer pays half cash and half card, naive integrations book the order's tax twice. OneBooks books the order once and the tenders separately.

Square · Daily summary

Posted automatically
Gross sales $4,820
Cash tenders $1,310
Card tenders $3,510
VAT collected $241
  • Order-level VAT — counted exactly once, however many tenders settle the order.
  • Tender-level cash — each portion posts to the account its payment method maps to.
  • Daily summary — one balanced entry per selling day, nothing to re-key.
  • Duplicate-proof — retries and replays are recognized, never posted twice.
Why it matters

Reports you can file from.

Correct tax and correct tenders are what make the VAT return and the bank reconciliation come out right without adjustments.

  • VAT reports include Square — output tax flows into the same return as everything else.
  • Bank matches — card settlements post to the bank account, so statements reconcile.
  • Books current daily — no month-end catch-up.

Square integration — common questions

How are split payments booked?

The order's VAT is counted once; each tender portion posts to the account its payment method maps to — cash to cash, card to bank.

Per order or per day?

One summary entry per selling day. Order detail stays in Square; the ledger stays clean.

Can a retry double my revenue?

No — syncs are idempotent and re-syncs reverse before re-posting.

Does it handle refunds?

Yes — refunds net against the day's revenue, tenders and VAT.

Close the gap

Connect it this afternoon.

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