A2X
by A2X · Pre-built Connectors
Connector that turns Amazon, Shopify and other marketplace payouts into accounting entries
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
- Works with
NetSuiteQuickBooksXero
Sage- Deployment
- Cloud
- Pricing
- Subscription
- Founded
- 2014
Overview
A2X is a connector that reconciles ecommerce and marketplace payouts against accounting records. Rather than syncing every individual order line, it takes the settlement or payout data from a sales channel, such as an Amazon or Shopify payout that bundles many orders, fees, refunds and taxes into one deposit, and breaks it into a categorised, accountant-ready summary that posts into the connected accounting or ERP system.
A2X connects channels including Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, Walmart and PayPal to QuickBooks Online, Xero, NetSuite and Sage, and automatically applies tax categorisation and cost-of-goods-sold handling to each summary. Two companion products extend the core reconciliation offering: A2X Subledger adds order-to-cash level detail for higher-volume brands, and A2X Clarity adds SKU, channel and customer-level profitability analytics on top of the reconciled data.
A2X has focused on ecommerce accounting reconciliation since 2014 and works primarily through a network of certified ecommerce accountants and bookkeepers who use it to close multi-channel sellers' books.
Features & capabilities
Payout reconciliation
Turning marketplace payouts into accounting entries
- Breaks Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, Walmart and PayPal payouts into categorised summaries
- Automatic tax assignment and non-taxable sales handling by country
- Posts summarised journal entries into the connected accounting system
- Reconciliation designed to match bank deposits to the cent
- Multi-channel consolidation into one accounting feed
Accounting system connectors
Where reconciled data posts
- QuickBooks Online connector
- Xero connector
- NetSuite connector
- Sage connector
- Channel-specific pricing so customers pay only for the platforms they use
A2X Subledger
Order-to-cash detail for higher-volume brands
- Order-level, rather than summary-level, reconciliation detail
- Built for higher transaction volumes than the core payout summary
- Cost-of-goods-sold and inventory-management-system workflows
- Designed for accountants who need transaction-level, not just summary-level, records
A2X Clarity
Profitability analytics on reconciled data
- SKU-level profitability reporting
- Channel-level profitability reporting
- Customer-level profitability reporting
- Built on top of the same reconciled financial data A2X already processes
Common use cases
- Closing the books for a multi-channel Amazon and Shopify seller without manual payout math
- Getting accurate cost-of-goods-sold and sales tax categorisation on marketplace payouts
- Giving an outsourced bookkeeper or accountant a clean, reconciled feed instead of raw transaction exports
- Reconciling Amazon settlement reports that bundle hundreds of orders, fees and refunds into one deposit
- Adding order-level detail for a high-volume brand via A2X Subledger
- Analysing which SKUs or channels are actually profitable via A2X Clarity
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Purpose-built for payout and settlement reconciliation rather than general order sync
- Operating in ecommerce accounting since 2014, with an accountant-partner network
- Companion products (Subledger, Clarity) extend beyond reconciliation into order detail and profitability analytics
- Channel-specific pricing rather than one flat platform fee
ERP integrations
Pricing
Priced per connected sales channel rather than a single flat platform fee; multi-channel plans available. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
Technical & security
- Mobile app
- No
About the vendor
- Founded
- 2014
- Ownership
- Private
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A2X — frequently asked questions
What does A2X actually sync?
A2X does not sync individual orders line by line. It takes the payout or settlement data a sales channel sends, bundling many orders, fees, refunds and taxes into one deposit, and turns it into a categorised summary that posts into the accounting system.
Which accounting systems does A2X connect to?
A2X connects to QuickBooks Online, Xero, NetSuite and Sage, with pricing set per connected sales channel rather than per accounting platform.
How much does A2X cost?
Pricing starts from around $29 per month per connected channel for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay and PayPal, and from $79 per month for Walmart, with multi-channel plans available.
What is the difference between A2X Core, Subledger and Clarity?
A2X Core is the payout reconciliation product. A2X Subledger adds order-level, order-to-cash detail for higher-volume sellers. A2X Clarity adds SKU, channel and customer profitability analytics on top of the same reconciled data.
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