Sales counted twice
The same day's orders get pulled in again, so your revenue and fees show up doubled — and nothing tells you it happened.
Sendhouse keeps Shopify and QuickBooks telling the same story — with the freight and duty you actually paid inside every product cost.
Since January’s forced migration, the free Shopify–QuickBooks connector has been quietly getting it wrong — and most owners only find out when their accountant does, usually at the worst time of year.
The same day's orders get pulled in again, so your revenue and fees show up doubled — and nothing tells you it happened.
Payouts land in your account but never make it into QuickBooks — stuck in a queue you didn't know existed.
Some tools keep posting the original amount after you edit an order — a small error that quietly compounds every day.
The pot you import for $22.40 doesn’t cost $22.40 — not once ocean freight, duty and insurance are paid. Sendhouse spreads those costs across every unit automatically, so the margin you see is the margin you actually have.
Every number can be clicked into, every change is recorded, every problem gets a name. Here’s what that looks like in the product.
Every Shopify payout gets matched to the deposit in your bank, down to the cent. If something's off, you get a number and a reason — not a mystery to chase.
A new product with no cost yet? A fee Shopify hasn't reported? Sendhouse holds that order, tells you exactly what it needs, and posts it the moment you answer.
Sell a starter set? Each kit posts at the real, freight-included cost of every component inside it — recalculated automatically when a new shipment changes a part's price.
Every change to how things post is saved as a version. Made a mistake on Tuesday? Restore Monday's setup with one click — no "did you press save?", no starting over.
A plain-English trail for every order — from the moment Shopify sent it to the moment it landed in QuickBooks. Check it in seconds instead of emailing support and waiting.
Once your accountant closes a month, nothing touches it again — not us, not an update, not a "fix." No surprises in March about February.
The tiers are about how much you sell — never about which features you’re allowed to have. Monthly by default, refunded pro-rata if you leave, no add-ons, no per-store fees. Change, pause or cancel your plan yourself — and export everything you’ve ever synced in one click, whether you stay or go.
Selling 50,000 orders a month? That’s $399 with the full costing engine included — the “affordable” competitor charges $407 just to count your stock.
Moving clients off QuickBooks Desktop, or cleaning up after the Connector? See which clients are tied out and which need a look — switch between them in a click — and bill your firm once instead of chasing a dozen merchants’ invoices.
Start the trial, connect your store, and watch your first payout tie out.