Connect the shop. The ledger fills itself in.
Orders, payouts, processor fees and refunds arrive already matched. No CSV, no month-end export, no spreadsheet holding it together.
The WAWProfi workspace · illustrative figures
Shops and marketplaces
Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, Etsy, eBay and more, connected by logging in on the platform.
Orders booked with VAT
Every paid order reaches sales the day it is placed, in your currency, with refunds reversed.
Payouts that reconcile
Record a payout's sales, refunds and fees from its statement, and it is checked against what reached the bank.
Integrations, in the product
From the shop's checkout to the bank, matched.
Built for the payout that does not add up.
A status for every payout, not just matched
Missing transactions, timing differences, unmapped fees, duplicates and FX differences each get their own status, so you know what kind of problem it is before you open it.
Refunds reverse what was booked
A refund or cancellation reverses the sale and its VAT — in full or in part — so sales and VAT follow what customers actually kept.
Shops, marketplaces and the tills behind them
Shops you run, marketplaces you sell through and tills with an online shop. Payment processors are left out on purpose, so the same money is never booked twice.
Cy AI · Integrations
Ask which channel pays its way.
Cy reads orders, payouts and fees across every connected channel and explains where the margin goes — with the payouts and orders behind it.
- Which channel makes the most money?
- Why is the Amazon payout short?
- What are the platforms holding?
Answers cite your own records · Cy prepares, you approve
Everything included
What Integrations does today.
17 capabilities · plan availability on pricing
Banking & reconciliation
- Direct Open Banking connections (not available yet)
- Statement import — CSV, with remembered column mapping
- Statement import — PDF, scanned and extracted
- Duplicate detection across feeds and imports
- AI categorisation of every transaction
- Automatic matching to invoices, bills, transfers and claims
- High-confidence suggestions pre-selected for you to confirm
- Risk signals — first-time payee, changed bank details, duplicates, unusual amounts
- AI second opinion on a held transaction
- Classification rules — always treat a payee this way
- Split a transaction across several accounts
- Create a bill or sales receipt from a bank line
- Bank reconciliation view — statement against ledger
- Personal vs business triage, business-use percentages
- Mileage claims at approved mileage rates, with the two-method guard
- Anomaly and Fraud Detection
- Continuous reconciliation worker
Everything that plugs into the ledger.
One live connector today. Each one lists exactly which records cross the wire, and in which direction. Statements are uploaded as files, and books from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or FreeAgent come across by CSV import.
1 connectors
Stripe
Customers pay your invoices by card through Stripe, and each payment is recorded against its invoice.
- Card payments on invoices
Integrations / In practice
Follow the record across the boundary.
- 01
Choose the source
Check the connector directory and confirm support for your system and account type.
- 02
Review the mapping
Keep source references connected to the relevant customer, supplier and nominal accounts.
- 03
Monitor the handover
Review incoming activity and resolve differences in timing or settlement before closing the books.
The practical details
A closer look at integrations.
Open a question to explore the workflow.
01Is every connection available on every plan?
Availability depends on the connector and plan. Check the directory and confirm your setup before relying on a connection.
02Does a sales total always equal a payout?
No. Fees, refunds and settlement timing can produce differences. Reconcile the payout with its supporting activity.
03What should I check before connecting?
Confirm the supported account type, permissions, mapping and the records you expect to import.
Continue the story
Integrations connects to…
Your next chapter / Integrations
Connect the places your business works.
Confirm the features, availability and setup that suit your team.