A practical foundation: how orders, charges, GST, refunds, settlements and inventory each become accounting events — and how they land in an ERP.
- Why an order is not a sale
- The event map of an order
- Order-wise accounting
- GST-wise accounting
- Warehouse-wise accounting
Foundational · 10 min read · 7 chaptersFrom expected to received: how to match orders, settlements and bank deposits, find the residue, and reach a position where nothing is unexplained.
- The three numbers that must agree
- Expected — from orders
- Received — settlements and payouts
- Matching orders to settlements
- Matching settlements to bank
Intermediate · 9 min read · 7 chaptersTaxable value, rates, TCS, TDS, refunds and return data — how GST behaves in marketplace selling and what that means for your accounting and your returns.
- GST events in a marketplace sale
- Taxable value and rates
- GST on marketplace charges
- TCS on ecommerce sales
- TDS on marketplace payments
Foundational · 9 min read · 7 chaptersSales minus product cost is not profit. How to reach order-level and product-level margin after platform charges, GST, returns and fulfilment.
- Where margin actually disappears
- The true profitability formula
- Order-level profitability
- Product and SKU profitability
- Marketplace channel views
Intermediate · 8 min read · 7 chaptersWhy ERP posting fails with raw marketplace data, what detail the ERP actually needs, and how order-wise, GST-wise, warehouse-wise entries get posted into Tally, SAP and Zoho.
- The ERP's language versus the marketplace's
- What the ERP needs from ecommerce
- Preparing order-wise entries
- GST-wise and tax-ready posting
- Warehouse and inventory masters
Intermediate · 10 min read · 7 chapters