Step 01
Connect in one tap
Authorize Shopify and your accounting system. Trial balances pull direct from your system of record, so the close works from your books rather than manual exports.
Shopify Tax and Accounting Software
Shopify tells you what you sold. It will not close your books or file your corporate tax. Commenda pulls your revenue into your accounting system, closes each month per local rules, and files in every market you operate in.
Trusted by finance teams operating across borders
How it works
How Commenda closes the books for Shopify sellers
Step 02
Your books close each month
Statutory financial statements follow local requirements, entity by entity. Local GAAP and IFRS are handled per jurisdiction, with group consolidation and intercompany eliminations.
Step 03
Filings go out on time
Corporate income tax returns are filed in local formats with deadlines tracked ahead of time. Filing confirmations and tax liabilities sync back to your ERP with reference numbers in the audit trail.
Custom integrations and API access, supported
Running custom workflows in Shopify? We shape the integration around how your business and your accounting actually work, then maintain it after launch.
API docs
Most Commenda products are also available as an API. Pull sales tax calculations, exposure data, and filings straight into your own product or stack. REST API for anything custom.
Explore product docs (opens in a new tab)Integrations supported
100+ integrations with one unified API
Built for finance teams running international operations without a dedicated compliance function.
StripePayments
ShopifyE-Commerce
QuickBooks OnlineAccounting
XeroAccounting
Oracle NetSuiteAccounting
SAP S/4HANAERP
SAP Business OneERP
BigCommerceE-Commerce
WooCommerceE-Commerce
Zoho BooksAccounting
MS Dynamics 365 Business CentralAccounting
RilletERP
Sage IntacctAccounting
Sage Business CloudAccounting
Tally ERP9Accounting
CampfireERP
PuzzleAccounting
WaveAccounting
Frequently asked questions
What finance teams ask before they move their books and filings to Commenda.
Native connectors for NetSuite, Xero, QuickBooks, and Sage Intacct, among others, with automatic trial-balance pulls and filing-confirmation syncing. We also offer a bookkeeping tool for entities that do not already have a system in place.
For new or small entities we often set you up on a bookkeeping tool with bank and payment integrations, so you get clean books without first buying a heavyweight ERP. As you scale, we can migrate to QuickBooks, NetSuite, or Xero.
For multi-currency, multi-entity international setups, Xero often handles currencies and international operations more gracefully, and QuickBooks can charge extra for multi-currency features. We recommend based on your entity footprint rather than a blanket answer.
We pull the trial balance and transaction data directly from NetSuite via the native connector, so the close works from your system of record rather than manual exports. Filing confirmations sync back.
Transactions sync at the transaction level, and regional tax types are routed to separate accounts so US sales tax and UK VAT do not land in the same place. Your books stay clean per entity and per jurisdiction.
Yes. REST API access is available so filing status, confirmations, and the relevant data connect to your own systems, in addition to the native ERP connectors.
Yes, with some scoping. Where data sits in a custom warehouse or tool rather than a supported ERP, we work from structured exports or a custom connection. We are clear about what a custom source needs versus a native integration.
Commenda is software and service. The platform gives you the structure, calendar, documents, and visibility, and an in-house team handles filings and jurisdiction-specific steps. You get a single point of contact rather than a ticket queue.
