MYOB SYNC / BUSINESS OVERVIEW

How Shopify Sales Fit into a MYOB Accounting Workflow

A sale, a payment and a later adjustment describe different events. Treating them as separate parts of the business makes the accounting connection easier to evaluate.

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The order is only one part of the story

The storefront records what the customer requested. The accounting process may also need to reflect fulfilment, the commercial document and the point at which the business recognises the activity. Those needs are related but not interchangeable.

Customer detail has an operational cost

Some businesses value an individual accounting history for each customer. Others use the storefront for that detail and prefer a more consolidated accounting view. Choose the approach that helps the people using the records.

Cash movement deserves its own view

A useful connection should make it possible to understand the relationship between the sale and its payment. That clarity becomes more valuable when the business handles different payment methods or timing differences.

Allow for the sale to change

After-sales work is part of normal trading. Consider who will handle an exchange, return or financial adjustment and how that change should be understood alongside the original activity.

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