For accountants and bookkeepers

The problem you know

An Amazon settlement is a single net deposit hiding dozens of transaction types. Your client hands you a spreadsheet, or a dashboard export, or a QuickBooks file where a sync tool has made assumptions nobody documented.

Inventory is usually wrong or absent. Purchases have gone straight to cost of sales. Marketplace facilitator tax is somewhere unhelpful. And the 1099-K doesn't tie to anything.

What SellerTally gives you

• A real general ledger. Double-entry, balanced, auditable. Every posting traceable to the Amazon event that produced it.
• A fixed Amazon-native chart of accounts. FBA fees, storage, placement fees, reimbursements as proper accounts — the same COA across every client, so you learn it once.
• Inventory done properly. Purchases capitalised, COGS released at sale, moving weighted average, landed cost.
• Provenance on every figure. Drill from a balance to the transaction to the Amazon source row.
• Statements, not exports. Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet — ready to review, not raw data to rebuild.
• 1099-K reconciliation already prepared.

Invited by a client

If your client is on SellerTally's Business plan, they can invite you straight from their account — a dedicated login with full bookkeeping access, including posting entries. It's a free seat on their Business plan; we don't charge for the person who checks the work.

Run your practice on SellerTally

Working with several Amazon sellers? Hold each client as their own account on SellerTally — fully isolated books, no mixing between clients — priced per account, by that account's order volume.

Don't have API access to a client's Seller Central? You don't need it. Import the Amazon Unified Transaction Report they hand you and produce a complete year-end without ever touching their account directly — a January's worth of year-end books without rebuilding the same Excel formulas.

Talk to us

Whichever path fits — invited onto a client's books, or running several client accounts through SellerTally — we want your input on what the reports should look like. We'd rather build to what you actually need.