E-Commerce Accounting Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
E-Commerce · Nashik, Maharashtra

E-Commerce Accounting Across Marketplaces and Channels — Reconciled. Attributed. Reported.

Settlement reconciliation, fee and return accounting and multi-channel reporting for sellers on marketplaces and their own storefronts.

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An e-commerce seller does not receive what it invoiced. It receives a settlement — gross sales reduced by commission, shipping, storage, advertising, penalties and returns — and unless every one of those deductions is accounted separately, the business never learns what it actually earns on an order.

At N D Savla & Associates, we handle accounting for online sellers in Nashik and across Maharashtra, reconciling marketplace settlements to the books and reporting profitability by channel and by product.

Returns are the second problem. A sale recognised in one month and reversed in the next distorts both, and a return that was refunded but never physically received sits as stock that does not exist, so the returns cycle is tracked as its own reconciliation.

Our E-Commerce Accounting Services

Settlement Reconciliation

Reconciliation of every marketplace payout against the underlying orders.

Fee and Commission Accounting

Separate recording of commission, shipping, storage and advertising deductions.

Returns and Refunds

Tracking of returns, refunds and the stock that does or does not come back.

Multi-Channel Consolidation

Consolidation of marketplace, website and offline sales into one set of books.

Inventory Accounting

Stock accounting across warehouses, fulfilment centres and in-transit locations.

GST Reconciliation

Agreement of marketplace reported supplies and collected tax with the returns.

Channel Profitability

Contribution reporting by marketplace, product and order value band.

Payment Gateway Reconciliation

Reconciliation of gateway settlements, charges and chargebacks.

Our E-Commerce Accounting Process

1

Channel Mapping

We map every sales channel, gateway and fulfilment arrangement in use.

2

Data Extraction

Order, settlement and return reports are pulled from each platform for the period.

3

Reconciliation

Settlements are matched to orders and deductions are classified line by line.

4

Books and GST

Entries are posted and the position is agreed with the tax reported by the platforms.

5

Profitability Reporting

Contribution by channel and product is reported with the monthly close.

Why It Matters

Payouts reconciled to orders, not accepted at face value
Every marketplace deduction visible separately
Returns tracked through to the stock position
Channels compared on true contribution
Tax collected by platforms agreed to the books
Inventory reconciled across fulfilment locations
Advertising cost attributed to the channel it served
One consolidated view across all storefronts

Frequently Asked Questions

A payout is a net figure after several categories of deduction, so without reconciliation the books record neither the true sales value nor the cost of selling through that channel.
A return reverses the sale and the related cost, and it is tracked separately through to whether the goods were physically received back into stock.
They are consolidated into a single set of books while retaining the channel tagging, so the business sees both the total and the performance of each channel.
Amounts collected and reported by the platforms are reconciled against the seller’s own returns, since differences between the two are a frequent source of notices.
Stock held at a marketplace fulfilment centre remains the seller’s inventory and is reconciled to the platform’s reports each period.
It is, provided fees, shipping and advertising are captured at the order level, which is why the deductions are classified rather than posted in a single line.

Selling online across several channels?

Send us a month of settlement reports — we’ll show you what the channel actually earns.