Download both exports
The Etsy monthly statement and the Shopify Payments transactions, for the same month.
Google Sheets template, $39 one time
Import your Etsy monthly statement and Shopify Payments CSV. TieOut Sheets builds one P&L, splits every fee and ties each payout to your bank.
Etsy and Shopify pay out on their own schedules and take fees in different places. Import each file into its tab and the formulas sort every row.
An Etsy deposit lands after fees, labels, ads and refunds come out. The sheet keeps sales, fees and payouts apart, and shows the sales tax Etsy collects as a memo line.
Read why deposits differ from salesExceptions runs every check on one page: the Etsy balance to the cent, rows of an unknown type, payouts missing from the bank file. Read it first, then the P&L. See the limits
About 10 minutes a month, once the Start Here tab is filled in.
The Etsy monthly statement and the Shopify Payments transactions, for the same month.
File > Import > Replace current sheet. Column order in the Shopify file does not matter.
Every line on the Exceptions tab should show OK. Then read the P&L.
No add-on, no script, no permissions screen and no account connection. Your copy lives in your own Google Drive.
Read where your data staysCheckout opens this week. Email lalit@tieoutsheets.com and we send the link the day it opens.
USD only. One Etsy shop and one Shopify Payments store. Up to 3,000 rows for each platform each month.
No. You download two CSV files and import them. There is no add-on, no script and no account connection.
Etsy takes fees, labels, ads and refunds out of your balance before each deposit. The Payout Bridge tab walks from the opening balance to the closing balance.
No. Etsy collects and pays US sales tax for you, so the sheet shows it as a memo line. For Shopify, you enter the tax you collected on the Start Here tab.
USD only. One Etsy shop and one Shopify Payments store. Up to 3,000 rows for each platform each month. It runs in Google Sheets; Excel is not tested.
About 10 minutes once the Start Here tab is filled in: download two files, import each into its tab, then read the Exceptions tab and the P&L.
No. It is a bookkeeping aid, and we are not accountants. Ask your tax professional about your filing.