If your business participates in the PayPal Working Capital financing program, Synder handles the loan repayment flow automatically — but only on the PayPal API connection (not the legacy Classic PayPal connection). When PayPal deducts a loan repayment from your …
If your business participates in the eBay Seller Capital financing program, Synder handles the loan repayment flow automatically. When eBay deducts a loan repayment from your payout, Synder syncs it as an expense.
Synder creates the following transaction type …
If your business uses Shopify Capital, Synder handles the repayment flow automatically. When Shopify deducts a capital repayment from your payout, Synder syncs it as an expense. If Shopify reverses or refunds a repayment, Synder syncs it as …
The Group by region feature in Synder Summary Sync splits your journal entry lines by the shipping region (state or province) of each transaction. Instead of one combined Sales line, you get a separate line per region. For example, you …
This guide explains what a mapping group is in Synder …
If your business takes a Square Capital loan, Synder handles the repayment flow automatically. When Square deducts a capital repayment, Synder syncs it as an expense. If Square reverses a repayment and returns funds to you, Synder syncs it …
If your business takes a Stripe Capital loan, Synder has you covered. When Stripe deducts a repayment from your payout, Synder syncs it as a multiline expense called Financing Paydown. Each synced transaction includes two line items:
Sage Intacct’s multi-entity feature is a robust solution designed for organizations managing multiple subsidiaries, entities, or locations. It enables seamless consolidation and reporting across diverse entities while maintaining granular control over individual financial operations. This feature supports automated inter-entity transactions, …
Grouping by product category …
Have you ever wondered which area of your business brings in the greatest part of your income? To see where most of your money is coming from, you must properly categorize your data.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through …
