Link My Books Integrations: Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, Square, Walmart, TikTok Shop

Selling on more than one platform can not only grow your revenue, but also your bookkeeping work.

Each marketplace has its own reports, fee structure, payout schedule, and tax settings.

When you try to manage them all inside your accounting software, things get messy fast.

Link My Books solves this problem by connecting your sales channels directly to your accounting system.

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This guide explains exactly which platforms are supported and why that matters for ecommerce sellers and accountants.

Supported Sales Channels

Link My Books currently connects to the following platforms:

1. Amazon

2. Shopify

3. eBay

4. Etsy

5. WooCommerce

6. Square

7. TikTok Shop

8. Walmart

These are some of the most widely used ecommerce marketplaces and store builders in the world.

Whether you sell through a large marketplace or run your own online store, the system brings your financial data into one place.

Why Multi-Channel Integration Matters

Every platform handles transactions differently.

For example, Amazon groups orders into settlement periods.

Shopify processes payments through different gateways.

eBay and Etsy have their own fee structures.

Walmart and TikTok Shop follow their own payout systems.

WooCommerce and Square operate differently again.

If you try to enter all this data manually into Xero or QuickBooks, you must:

1. Download reports from each platform

2. Break down sales, refunds, and fees

3. Adjust for taxes

4. Match payouts to bank deposits

5. Repeat the process every payout period

This takes time and increases the risk of errors.

With Link My Books, each connected sales channel sends its payout data automatically into your accounting software.

How the Integration Works

The setup process follows a clear structure.

First, connect your sales channel inside Link My Books.

You authorize secure access so the software can read your order and payout data.

Next, connect your accounting software.

The system works with Xero and QuickBooks Online.

See how to connect it here: Connect to Xero or QuickBooks Online with Link My Books

After setup, Link My Books pulls payout information from each platform you use.

It organizes the data into structured summaries and sends them directly to your accounting system.

Each channel remains separate in reporting.

This is important.

If you sell on Amazon and Shopify at the same time, your accounting software will reflect each source clearly.

You can see performance by channel without mixing everything together.

Benefits for Sellers

If you sell on multiple platforms, this integration gives you:

1. Clear tracking of revenue by channel

2. Organized fee reporting

3. Proper tax handling

4. Faster ecommerce reconciliation

5. Reduced manual data entry

Instead of jumping between dashboards, you manage your numbers inside one accounting system.

This also makes it easier to understand which platform is most profitable.

Clean separation of data helps you make better decisions about where to invest time and marketing budget.

Benefits for Accountants

For accountants who manage ecommerce clients, multi-channel businesses are often the hardest to clean up.

Different marketplaces mean different reports.

If clients send spreadsheets from eight platforms, sorting through them can take hours.

With Link My Books integrations, the data flows directly into Xero or QuickBooks in a consistent format.

This reduces cleanup work and improves reporting accuracy.

The Bottom Line

Link My Books connects eight different marketplaces and store builders into one structured accounting workflow.

If you sell on one platform, it simplifies your bookkeeping.

If you sell on several, it transforms how you manage your finances.

Instead of managing eight separate systems, you connect them once and let the integration handle the complexity behind the scenes.