SAN FRANCISCO, March 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Webgility, Inc., the leader in ecommerce automation software in the small and medium business market, today announced an integration enhancement to the partnership with global cloud accounting platform, Xero. The integration between Webgility Unify software and Xero enables multichannel sellers to automate operations and reduce data entry. By streamlining inventory, invoicing, and payments, companies have more time to focus on growing their business and increasing revenue.
"Xero's open app ecosystem gives our users the opportunity to select the technology that best suits their unique needs and requirements as they grow," says Steven Larsen, Product Partnerships Director at Xero. "Webgility Unify's integration with Xero enables small business owners and their advisors to track sales and automate accounting across online marketplaces and ecommerce tools. Managing a business' finances from a central dashboard is a far more beautiful experience."
A new enhancement to Webgility Unify makes the integration particularly beneficial to Xero customers who sell on Amazon. Webgility 1-Click Accounting for Amazon makes it fast and easy for sellers to post Amazon Marketplace orders, refunds, expenses, and payments into Xero. Unify users can now swiftly reconcile their Xero accounting with their Amazon Settlement Report, eliminating the need for any additional data entry or a separate clearing account. Webgility Unify automatically syncs the Amazon Settlement Report with Xero, making batch reconciliation easy for both sellers and accountants.
"With 1-Click Accounting, we're revolutionizing the way Amazon sellers run their business," says Parag Mamnani, founder and CEO, Webgility. "Making sense of Amazon costs can be dizzying and sellers spend countless hours on data entry and bookkeeping. Webgility Unify for Xero helps Amazon sellers save hours each day, get powerful insights, improve their margins, and transform their ecommerce operations."
Webgility 1-Click Accounting
- Automatically posts Amazon orders, refunds, expenses, and payments directly into Xero
- Instantly reconciles the seller's accounting with their Amazon Settlement Report with no additional data entry
- Syncs Amazon sales and refunds daily as a batch
- Tracks Amazon fees/expenses as separate transactions or records them as one line item
- Syncs historic data from Amazon Settlement Reports going back 120 days
Scores of Other Integrations
With Webgility and Xero, online merchants can automate their operations by integrating with a broad assortment of other ecommerce cloud technology vendors, including:
- Platforms and marketplaces such as eBay, Etsy, BigCommerce, Shopify, Magento, and Amazon
- Payment processors, including PayPal, Stripe, Shopify Payments, and Square
- Shippers like FedEx, UPS, Endicia, Stamps.com, ShippingEasy, and ShipStation
Find out more about how Webgility and Xero help your business' ROI: https://www.webgility.com/unify/accounting/xero.
ABOUT WEBGILITY
Webgility, Inc. makes business easier. As the leading provider of ecommerce automation software for small to medium-sized businesses, we help multichannel sellers automate operations, improve workflows, and reduce effort and inefficiencies from manual data entry. Webgility Unify brings sales, accounting, inventory, and shipping functions together to reduce errors, track operations, and centralize financial data. Webgility® works with more than 100 ecommerce platforms and marketplaces (including Amazon®, eBay®, BigCommerce®, Shopify®, and Magento®), payment processors (PayPal, Stripe, Shopify Payments, Square), and SaaS providers. Our customers manage millions of transactions through 10,000-plus online stores every month. For more information, visit http://www.webgility.com.
For more information, please contact:
Abigail Tuller – Director of Content and Communications - Webgility
[email protected]
347-419-0838
SOURCE Webgility, Inc.
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