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If you sell across multiple marketplaces—Amazon, eBay, Target, Walmart, and more—you know how complex it can be to keep your accounting organized and books reconciled. Shopify’s Marketplace Connect app makes it easier to manage listings and orders from one place, but until now, all those marketplace sales flowed into a single accounting summary.
That’s where Bookkeep’s latest update comes in.
With Bookkeep, Shopify Marketplace Connect users can now segment and map each marketplace to its own unique chart of accounts.
This means you can clearly see how each channel contributes to your revenue and performance—all without manual adjustments or spreadsheets.
For example:
This level of detail helps you:
It’s important to note that you can’t get fees and payouts for third-party marketplace orders through Shopify Marketplace Connect.
To ensure complete financial accuracy, we recommend relying on the source platform data instead.
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This hybrid setup ensures you’re always pulling the most accurate, source-level financial data into your accounting system.
Whether you’re a growing Shopify brand or the accountant supporting them, this update saves hours of manual work and keeps your books consistent across all channels.
Bookkeep automatically posts daily journal entries that summarize sales, refunds, fees, and deposits with precision—now enhanced by channel-level segmentation.
If you’re already using Shopify Marketplace Connect with Bookkeep, you can configure your channels directly in your Bookkeep app settings.
👉 Learn more in our documentation

















