Nance

For E-commerce

Built for e-commerce finance ops.

Every channel pays out differently and every provider hides its fees somewhere else. Nance reconciles all of it to the order, keeps the suspense accounts empty and collects the paperwork before you ask.

Shopify
Mollie
Stripe
Klarna
Paypal
Exact Online
Gmail
Google Sheets
Nance

E-commerce finance has a particular shape: the selling is automated, the money side is not. Orders flow in around the clock, but the payouts land as lump sums, each provider reports fees its own way, refunds cross month boundaries, and the supplier invoices behind all that inventory arrive wherever the supplier felt like sending them. The team ends up reconciling spreadsheets at exactly the moment the business is growing fastest.

Nance is built for that shape. It connects to your shop, your payment providers, your inboxes and your accounting system, and runs the layer between them: every payout decomposed and matched, every fee booked to its own account, every missing invoice chased, every period checked before it closes. The volume can keep climbing. The finance ops keep up by themselves.

The shape of E-commerce finance.

The selling is automated. The money side is not. She runs the layer in between.

Payment provider reconciliation

Every settlement from Mollie, Stripe, PayPal and the marketplaces broken down to orders, fees and refunds.

Suspense accounts that stay empty

Cleared continuously, not a month-end project nobody wants to own.

Purchase invoice collection

Three inboxes, five portals, worked every morning into complete, booked documents.

Returns and refunds booked right

Traced to the original order, so they stop surfacing as unexplained differences.

Channel-level revenue

Margin per channel from the books, not a spreadsheet rebuild.

A close that scales with volume

Order volume doubles; the close should not. Checks run, worklist delivered.

And when money leaves: she prepares, you release.

  • Supplier payment runs arrive assembled and checked; you release them at your own bank.
  • A supplier whose bank account changed since the last payment is held before money moves.
  • Nance never holds bank credentials and never initiates a payment.
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Friday's supplier run is ready: 22 invoices, €31,840.00. One supplier changed their IBAN, I am holding that line for you.

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