Your business runs on many systems.Your numbers shouldn't.
Connect your selling channels, marketplaces, payment systems and ERP to one financial layer with DeepEcom. Different systems in. One clear financial picture out.
DeepEcom
Accounting Layer
Every new channel adds another system to manage.
Selling across more channels usually means more dashboards, more exports, and more manual stitching. Each one reports your business a slightly different way.
The systems don't connect. So the numbers don't line up — and someone has to spend hours making them match.
One layer between your business and the systems behind it.
DeepEcom doesn't replace any of your systems. It sits between them, connects their data, and transforms fragmented inputs into unified financial truth.
Everything connects to one core.
Raw data flows in from every channel. DeepEcom normalizes, reconciles, and turns it into audit-ready accounting entries.
Connect the systems your business already runs on.
DeepEcom connects the verified systems ecommerce businesses rely on — and is built to keep growing as your stack does.
Websites and D2C stores that create orders outside the marketplaces.
The platforms where orders and settlements originate.
Gateways and marketplace settlements that move the money.
The systems your finance team runs the books on.
Bring marketplace transactions into DeepEcom.
Orders, settlements, fees and TCS/TDS into profitability, reconciliation and accounting.
Orders, settlements and commissions into the same financial layer.
Store sales and payouts brought into one financial picture.
Channel data aggregated into the same connected layer.
Myntra seller data into the same connected financial layer.
Ajio orders and settlements into the same financial layer.
JioMart channel data aggregated into the same layer.
Nykaa seller data into the same connected financial layer.
Bring payments into the same financial view.
Gateway payments into reconciliation and accounting.
Payment data into expected-vs-received matching.
Gateway settlements into one financial view.
UPI and payment data into reconciliation.
Payments and settlements into reconciliation.
Settlement to bank matching at order level.
DeepEcom connects payment and settlement data to the Payment Reconciliation product — so you always know what you should have received versus what actually arrived.
Fulfilment costs, tied to the orders they belong to.
Shipping partner data into fulfilment cost visibility.
Fulfilment costs reflected in profitability and accounting.
Marketplace logistics data into cost visibility.
Express shipping costs connected to their orders.
Fulfilment and logistics costs into the financial picture.
Send ecommerce accounting into the ERP you already use.
Detailed ecommerce vouchers posted into Tally — order-wise, GST-wise, warehouse-wise.
Ecommerce transactions structured for SAP accounting.
Ecommerce transactions accounted inside Zoho Books.
Marketplace and commerce data → DeepEcom → detailed ecommerce accounting → your ERP. DeepEcom makes your ERP ecommerce-ready. It doesn't replace it.
Every connection should lead to a business outcome.
An integration is only valuable for what it does next. Every system you connect feeds one of the DeepEcom products.
Connected marketplace and commerce data — cleaned, joined and structured so you can actually read it.
Expected payments matched against received amounts, order by order, so gaps surface instead of hiding.
Revenue, fees and costs combined into a true picture of what the business actually makes.
Every ecommerce transaction turned into detailed accounting your ERP can post.
Connect your ecosystem in a few steps.
Integration questions, answered.
What systems can I connect to DeepEcom?
DeepEcom connects the systems verified on this page: marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, Shopify and Meesho, and ERPs like Tally, SAP and Zoho Books. The ecosystem is designed to grow — new connections are added based on what customers actually run on.
Which marketplaces are supported?
Amazon, Flipkart, Shopify and Meesho are supported today. Each marketplace sends its data into DeepEcom in its own format, and DeepEcom turns it into one consistent financial layer.
Does DeepEcom integrate with payment gateways?
Yes. DeepEcom connects payment settlement data so you can match what you expected to receive against what actually arrived — the core of the Payment Reconciliation product.
Does DeepEcom connect with Tally?
Yes. DeepEcom posts detailed ecommerce accounting into Tally — order-wise, GST-wise and warehouse-wise, including TCS/TDS and stock transfers.
Does DeepEcom connect with SAP?
Yes. DeepEcom structures ecommerce transactions into detailed accounting for SAP systems.
Does DeepEcom connect with Zoho Books?
Yes. DeepEcom accounts ecommerce transactions inside Zoho Books with the same detail and structure.
What data flows into DeepEcom after a system is connected?
Orders, settlements, fees, returns, inventory movement, taxes and payment records — the transaction data those systems already hold. DeepEcom doesn't ask you to re-enter anything.
What happens after a system is connected?
The data comes together, then it becomes useful: sales and profitability on the Platform dashboard, expected-vs-received reconciliation, reports, and detailed accounting through the ERP Connector.
Does DeepEcom replace my ERP?
No. DeepEcom is the layer that makes your ERP ecommerce-ready. Your ERP stays the system of record — DeepEcom puts the right ecommerce transactions into it, in detail.
How is an integration different from ERP accounting?
Connecting a system brings data in. Accounting is what DeepEcom does with it: classifying revenue, fees, taxes and payouts into correct, ERP-ready entries rather than a raw stream of records.
Can I connect multiple systems at the same time?
Yes. Most DeepEcom customers run several marketplaces and one ERP together. Every addition lands in the same financial layer, so nothing fragments as you grow.
Does DeepEcom connect to shipping or logistics platforms?
Not as a shipping or tracking platform. Shipping and logistics partners like Shiprocket, Delhivery, Ekart, Blue Dart and Xpressbees connect so fulfilment costs land in profitability and accounting — but DeepEcom doesn't generate or track shipments. If a specific logistics workflow matters to you, tell us.
Are the integration details and data fields always up to date?
Each integration page describes what that system connects and what DeepEcom does with the data. Capabilities are only listed where they're verified — nothing is advertised before it exists.
Connect your business. Simplify your numbers.
Bring the systems behind your ecommerce business into one connected financial layer.