Order-level reconciliation model: every order ID matched with its payout, fees, returns and tax deductions
Order-level reconciliation model: every order ID matched with its payout, fees, returns and tax deductions
Returns and refund tracker: every return, cancellation and refund followed until it is closed
Clean ledger entries: consistent monthly accounting entries for sales, fees, refunds and TCS
What we reviewed. We started by mapping the full order journey on each marketplace, from order and dispatch to return, settlement and bank credit. We compared sales registers, settlement reports, fee invoices, TCS statements and bank receipts to find where the gaps were coming from.
What we changed. We set up an order-level reconciliation model that matches every order ID with its payout, fees, returns and tax deductions. Exceptions such as excess fees, unpaid orders and lost returns were flagged and raised as claims with the marketplace. TCS was reconciled with GST data, and the books were updated with clean, consistent entries every month.
The result. The finance team now has one clear view of what was sold, what was received and what is still pending. Leakages are caught early, claims are followed up on time and month-end closing no longer waits on manual matching.
Key Takeaway
When every order matches, every rupee is accounted for.
Selling on multiple marketplaces brings scale, but it also brings complex settlements, hidden fees and easy-to-miss leakages. A structured reconciliation process turns scattered data into clear numbers. Wisecor’s ecommerce reconciliation service helps online businesses match orders, payouts, fees and taxes, recover what is owed and close their books with confidence.