New Features

Breakdown by Fulfilment Type

For Amazon accounts it’s now possible to break down your Sales, Refunds, Sales Tax and Seller Fees by fulfilment type. The fulfilment types are:

FBA - Orders placed on Amazon and fulfilled by Amazon.
MFN - Orders placed on Amazon but fulfilled by you the merchant directly.
Other - Fulfilled by Amazon but not an Amazon order (manual fulfilment orders etc.)

Learn more here.

COGS by Product Group

You can now set individual Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) accounts by product group. This is useful if you want to track the profitability of groups of products separately.

Learn more here.

Rollback Individual Parts of a Settlement

Our popular rollback feature just got even better. Now you can rollback individual parts of a settlement including just the COGS bills.

Learn more here.

Download Settlement Data to CSV

From the settlements dashboard you can now download your Link My Books summary data to a CSV file. All the data we would normally send to your bookkeeping software will be in the file.

Learn more here.

Bugfixes and Improvements

Improvements

Accountants can now invite WooCommerce and Square clients
See tracking codes set against product group
Sort SKUs by date added
Bulk un-hide settlements
Select all and select all on this page filter options added

Bugs fixed

Invalid JSON error on saving of settlement settings on Amazon accounts
Zero Rated and Reduced Rated tax rates not applying correctly on TikTok Shop

Upcoming

Analytics - state of the market monthly update
New way to manage teams for accountants & bookkeepers
Integration with BigCommerce

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