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Close your store's books every week, not every quarter

Every week Viktor drafts supplier bills from email, books Shopify and Amazon payouts with fees split out and hands you one list of what he could not match.

Viktor asks a few setup questions, shows you a first result, then keeps it running

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The prompt

Every [Monday], close last week's books in [QuickBooks]. Turn supplier invoice emails in [Gmail] into draft bills, record [Shopify and Amazon] payouts with fees, refunds and chargebacks split out, categorise new bank and card transactions using my rules, and match receipts. Leave everything as drafts for my approval, give me one short list of anything you could not match, and send a weekly P&L snapshot.

Words in [brackets] are yours to fill in. Viktor asks for anything else he needs.

What Viktor does

  1. Turns supplier invoice emails into draft bills in QuickBooks or Xero

  2. Books Shopify, Amazon and Stripe payouts with fees, refunds and chargebacks split out

  3. Categorises new bank and card lines with your rules

  4. One short list of what he could not match, plus a weekly P&L snapshot

How we count the outcome

We take each weekly run and the hours it takes by hand. The default is 5 hours for a small store to cover payouts and bills plus receipts and reconciliation, and you can change it. Half counts, at a bookkeeper's full hourly cost.

Example with typical numbers, not a customer result.

Estimate: 4 weeks x 5 hours x 0.5 = 10 hours x $34.80 = about $340 a month.

Proof

Two Sides Accounting recovered about 8 hours a week and cancelled Typeform ($56 a month).
Natalie Lennon, Two Sides Accounting (from an accounting firm)
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Works with

Needs

  • QuickBooks or Xero

Also uses

  • Gmail
  • Shopify
  • Amazon Seller Central
  • Stripe
  • A2X
  • Ramp

What it sets up

1 weekly close, 1 invoice-email watcher, 1 bookkeeping skill with your rules

Your first result

Last week's unmatched list and draft bills in the same conversation.

Questions

No. Bills and entries stay as drafts until you or your bookkeeper approve them.

4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

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