How Hinduja Group streamlined multi-entity ecommerce accounting across marketplaces.
Hinduja Group operates across multiple entities and marketplaces, making ecommerce accounting complex. Transaction volume was high, reconciliation was manual, and consolidating financial data across entities for ERP posting was time-consuming and error-prone.
Hinduja Group
Before DeepEcom
Hinduja Group operates across multiple entities and marketplaces, making ecommerce accounting complex. Transaction volume was high, reconciliation was manual, and consolidating financial data across entities for ERP posting was time-consuming and error-prone.
What DeepEcom implemented
The transformation
Fragmented marketplace data goes in one way. It comes out as order-level, GST-ready, ERP-ready accounting.
- Multi-entity ecommerce accounting was fragmented
- High transaction volume across multiple marketplaces
- Manual reconciliation across entities
- Consolidating financial data for ERP was slow
Marketplace data, payments and accounting pass through one connected financial layer.
- Unified view of ecommerce finances across all entities
- Automated reconciliation at order level
- Detailed GST and TCS/TDS accounting
- Consolidated ERP posting across entities
What changed
Hinduja Group achieved a connected financial picture across all entities and marketplaces, with automated reconciliation and detailed ERP accounting replacing manual consolidation.
