Ecommerce accounting command center

Orders, costs, delivery, and profit in one clear system.

EcomCountant connects WooCommerce operations with accounting discipline, from order intake and packing to delivery posting, settlements, product costs, and performance reports.

WooOrder sync
COGSCost control
CODDelivery flow
LiveReports
EcomCountant platform dashboard for WooCommerce and Shopify operations

One back office for WooCommerce and Shopify stores.

EcomCountant is built for sellers that need order control, delivery flow, cost discipline, and finance reporting without switching between spreadsheets and platform tabs.

WooCommerce

Fetch orders, review waiting lists, link products, update statuses, and keep Woo sync feedback visible to operators.

Shopify

Create stores as Shopify-ready, separate platform credentials, and keep the UI prepared for Shopify order operations.

Built for ecommerce teams that need clean numbers every day.

The platform keeps operational work close to financial truth, so teams can move orders fast without losing margin visibility.

Order control

Manual orders, imported orders, bulk status changes, duplicate phone warnings, and clear operator actions.

Product cost intelligence

Track buying cost, packaging, line pricing, and local product matching across WooCommerce or Shopify stores.

Delivery posting

Push ready orders to delivery partners with store-scoped keys, request tracking, and error visibility.

Accounting reports

Keep sales, ad spend, COGS, settlements, remaining value, and monthly profit in one reporting surface.

From checkout to finance close.

A focused operating rhythm for brands selling through WooCommerce, Shopify, and cash-on-delivery logistics.

2Platform modes: WooCommerce and Shopify
4Order stages: import, approve, pack, complete
1Store-level place for credentials and delivery keys
LiveProfit, ad spend, COGS, and remaining value
01Connect store channel
02Review and approve orders
03Pack and post delivery
04Track margin and close month

Designed around daily ecommerce work.

Each screen supports a specific back-office job, from the person creating orders to the owner checking monthly profit.

Operators

Create orders, filter queues, bulk update statuses, and avoid mistakes when one phone has more than one active order.

Packing team

Move orders into packing, assign delivery partners, and keep request statuses visible when orders are sent out.

Owners

See monthly profit, Meta ad spend, product cost impact, and remaining processing value without rebuilding spreadsheets.

Run the back office with fewer blind spots.

Use the existing secure login to continue into the operational dashboard.

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