📊 Real fees, clean invoices
Orders from Takealot, Makro, Amazon and your store become Sage 300 invoices, with marketplace fees as they actually billed.
Sage 300 is powerful. Native marketplace connections are not.
If you invoice at selling price and ignore the cut, revenue is overstated and reconciling payouts becomes a month-end fight. Most sellers only notice when the accountant asks why Takealot never matches.
🔄 Credit notes for returns
When a marketplace refunds, Sage 300 can get the credit note automatically, instead of someone chasing it later.
🧭 We plug in. We don’t replace your accountant.
Your accountant keeps working in Sage 300. If an ERP already talks to Sage 300, we can leave that link alone and handle the marketplaces.
Your rules, not a generic sync
How it works
01
Connect Sage 300
Your organisation, with the account codes you already use.
02
Connect the channels
Marketplaces and stores whose orders should hit the books.
03
Map the codes
Sales, shipping, fees, discounts. We use your chart of accounts, not ours.
04
Invoice as you sell
Sage 300 stays the books. Wherehouse keeps feeding it.