Overview

Rather than handling orders, fees, taxes, and payouts as separate manual transfers, Entriwise imports them from supported marketplaces into supported accounting systems. Automatic payout reconciliation and duplicate-document prevention make it relevant to sellers seeking cleaner books across online sales. Automated tax handling and multi-currency accounting broaden its fit, while the integration and plan determine how imports run and which inventory capabilities are available.

Key features

Marketplace accounting and reconciliation

Supported commerce channels include Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, eBay, and TikTok Shop. Accounting and ERP connections include QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, Intuit Enterprise Suite, and NetSuite; Acumatica is in early access. Imports can run daily, per payout, or continuously in real time, depending on integration and plan. That flexibility suits different workflows, but sellers who need a specific cadence should ensure their chosen connection supports it.

Entriwise says it automatically reconciles marketplace transactions with payouts and prevents duplicate accounting documents. Together with automated tax handling, these functions target recurring accounting cleanup rather than simply copying order data into a ledger.

Inventory and profitability

Inventory tracking, SKU mapping, and quantity sync help connect product records to sales activity. Advanced mapping and synchronization vary by plan, so businesses with more complex inventory needs should weigh that carefully. Amazon sellers also get product profitability analytics built around FIFO cost of goods sold, Amazon fees, and advertising costs; that is a useful, specifically Amazon-oriented view rather than a general analytics promise.

Trial, onboarding, and security

The free trial has no time limit, requires no payment details, and allows unlimited imports for one calendar month of a seller’s choice. Entriwise also offers free one-on-one onboarding. Its team includes in-house accountants, QuickBooks ProAdvisors, and NetSuite consultants, a practical advantage for sellers setting up accounting connections.

Entriwise says Amazon personally identifying information is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher and is not stored by the service. It also says Synopsys, a software security and quality company contracted by Intuit, verified its security.

Pricing

Entriwise has a free plan and paid plans from $41/mo. The paid monthly prices below are paired with annual billing totals, so buyers should compare the stated monthly rate with the upfront yearly commitment.

Standard: 41.00 USD per month, billed $490 billed yearly. It covers 1 e-commerce channel, 1 sales region, 1 user, and up to 6,000 transactions per month. This is the entry point for a small seller whose operation fits those limits; the single channel, region, and user make it a poor fit for a team or multichannel business.
Professional: 99.00 USD per month, billed $1190 billed yearly. It allows unlimited channels, sales regions, and users, with up to 8,000 transactions per month. It is the more natural choice when a seller needs broader organizational coverage, though its monthly transaction cap remains a constraint.
Enterprise: 166.00 USD per month, billed $1990 billed yearly. It allows unlimited channels, sales regions, and users and includes QuickBooks and NetSuite integrations. It suits larger operations needing those integrations; the listed plan does not state a monthly transaction allowance.
Enterprise (NetSuite): custom pricing scoped to volume and entities. It includes unlimited yearly transactions and sales regions, with channel count selectable. This is the tier for NetSuite operations whose scale or entity structure calls for a tailored scope.

Sellers with monthly e-commerce revenue below $1,000 can contact Entriwise to activate a free subscription to any plan. That eligibility is distinct from the free trial, which permits a month of unlimited transaction imports. Entriwise offers both, but the subscription route has a revenue threshold.

Platforms

Entriwise is available on the web. Its usefulness depends on the fit between a seller’s commerce channel and accounting or ERP system, as well as the plan’s import cadence and inventory features.

Who it's for

Entriwise is best suited to e-commerce sellers who need marketplace payouts reconciled with accounting records, particularly those managing multiple channels, inventory, or more than one sales region. Amazon sellers may also value its product profitability analytics. A single-channel seller with modest volume can start with Standard, while a business with several channels or users will need Professional or above. It is less compelling for businesses whose transaction volume exceeds their chosen tier’s cap or whose required integration or import cadence is not covered by their plan.

Pros and cons

Pros: Imports cover five major commerce channels and a range of accounting and ERP systems, reducing the need to move transaction data manually.
Pros: Automatic payout reconciliation and duplicate-document prevention address common sources of accounting cleanup.
Pros: Inventory tools and Amazon-focused profitability analytics extend the service beyond transaction imports.
Pros: A no-time-limit trial without payment details and free one-on-one onboarding lower the barriers to evaluating and configuring the service.
Cons: Standard is restricted to one channel, region, and user, limiting its appeal for growing or collaborative operations.
Cons: Standard and Professional cap monthly transactions at 6,000 and 8,000 respectively, requiring sellers to match plan capacity to volume.
Cons: Import frequency and advanced inventory functions vary by integration and plan, so capabilities are not uniform across setups.

Alternatives

Ecommerce Accounting Software is the broader category to browse when comparing products beyond Entriwise.

Choose Amaka if a free tier with up to 60 transactions per month and one integration is enough; its free plan excludes COGS and inventory, unlike Entriwise’s inventory offering. WIMOnline is an alternative with Android, iOS, API, and web platforms and a Starter plan at 149.00 INR per month, billed monthly, with three users, two companies, unlimited invoices, and 5,000 API requests per day. ZupERP offers free tools including label makers, PDF and image tools, and a one-order profit calculator, rather than Entriwise’s marketplace-to-accounting workflow.

Webgility is another paid option, with a Pro plan at 69.00 USD per month billed annually that covers 300 orders per month, three months of historical data, and two sales channels. Xettle is free during beta, with paid tiers potentially to follow. Bookkeep is a paid alternative with a Lite plan at 19.00 USD per month and a Payout Splitting option priced at 3.99 USD per transfer, requiring Pro or higher and a $100/mo. minimum cost. Ecommatrics has a free-forever plan with 32+ seller tools, while Reconcile.ly starts with a Starter plan at 9.00 USD per month for 100 transactions, daily order sync, summarized payout invoices, and backdating payouts.

Verdict

Choose Entriwise if your business needs marketplace transactions brought into accounting or ERP software with payout reconciliation and inventory support, and your channel mix and volume fit its plans. Its breadth and accounting-focused workflow are the strongest reasons to choose it; sellers should look elsewhere if they need a lower-volume, lower-cost fit or cannot work within the relevant plan’s channel and transaction limits.

	Entriwise	Finnact Reconciler
Free plan		No
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Paid from	$41/mo
Platforms	Web	Web, Windows
Free plan	Yes	No
Paid from	41 /mo
Payout reconciliation	automatic	automatic
Inventory accounting	advanced
Tax handling	automated
Monthly order limit	6,000 orders/mo
Marketplace support	Yes	Yes
Multi-currency accounting	Yes

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