Your ERP, made ecommerce-ready.
An ERP is a system of record, not a marketplace feed reader. The accounting layer in between is what turns raw ecommerce data into entries Tally, SAP and Zoho can actually process.
Why it fails
The ERP expects invoices, the marketplace sends feeds
Pumping marketplace vocabulary unchanged into an ERP produces books nobody can reconcile. The mismatch shows up in every dimension.
| The ERP expects | Marketplaces provide |
|---|---|
| A clean sales invoice | An order feed, with a settlement later |
| Net revenue | Gross sales minus charges to decompose |
| Cash on receipt | Payouts pooled across many orders |
| One tax line | GST per charge, TCS and TDS on top |
| Leading inventory | Warehouse stock movements |
| Gradual reconciliation | A monthly settlement mystery |
The pipeline
What sits between marketplaces and the ERP
The contract
What the ERP needs before anything is posted
DeepEcom delivers the same accounting to every ERP, mapped into each one's own structure. The contract is strict:
- Order-wise — each order as its own set of entries.
- GST-wise — tax per head and rate, not totals.
- Warehouse-wise — movement and COGS at the location level.
- Traceable — every entry points at the marketplace order.
- Reconciled — receivable, settlement and bank agree.
Posting shapes
The same accounting, in each ERP's language
| ERP | Posting shape |
|---|---|
| Tally | GST-ready ledgers and entry vouchers per order, with tax heads and warehouse mappings. |
| SAP | Mapping into your chart of accounts, tax structures and warehouse masters. |
| Zoho Books | Postings to ledgers, tax profiles and warehouses in order-wise detail. |
Go deeper
Related resources
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Your ERP is built for postings, not for marketplace feeds. The accounting layer is what turns raw ecommerce data into ERP-ready accounting.
The ERP is the system of record. The accounting layer is what makes the ERP ecommerce-ready — feeding it order-wise, GST-wise, warehouse-wise entries it can actually process.
Make your ERP ecommerce-ready.
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