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If you run Shopify on NetSuite, you already know the pain: Shopify (and your other payment providers) don't pay out order by order. They bundle dozens, even hundreds, of orders into a single deposit, net out fees and refunds, and drop one lump sum into your bank account. Someone then has to trace that deposit back to the actual Shopify orders, fees, and refunds that make it up — before it's even safe to post clean numbers into NetSuite. For most finance teams, that's a manual process: pulling reports, cross-referencing line items, and reconciling by hand.
Bookkeep just made that process automatic.
Bookkeep now captures deposit data from Shopify and your other payment providers, and automatically matches each deposit to the underlying Shopify transactions — orders, fees, refunds, adjustments, all of it — right inside Bookkeep. Once a deposit is matched, you post it to NetSuite with confidence, knowing exactly what it's made of. And when something doesn't tie out, Bookkeep flags the unmatched transaction immediately, so you're not discovering a $4,000 variance during month-end close.
What this means for your team:
This is built specifically for Shopify merchants running NetSuite as their ERP — the businesses scaling past the point where manual reconciliation is sustainable, but who haven't found a tool that actually understands how Shopify pays out.
If your team is still matching deposits to Shopify transactions by hand before posting to NetSuite, or cobbling together a workaround that breaks every time Shopify changes its payout logic, we built this for you.





















