See what the QuickBooks connector migration did to your Shopify books, in dollars. Free.
In January 2026, Intuit moved every Shopify store to a rebuilt connector, and for a lot of stores that meant duplicated sales, missing deposits, and $0.00 fees. Upload two exports and each problem shows up in dollars — or see a sample audit first. I check your files and throw them away. Nothing gets saved.
Want these fixed?
- Unlock the repair pack for a flat $499.
- Every correcting entry appears on this page, ready to post (download included).
- Post them yourself in QuickBooks, or hand the pack to your bookkeeper.
Built by Tim Sullivan of lastingground.com. Questions first? Email me.
Bookkeepers: run this on every Shopify client — each audit takes minutes. You keep the client relationship, and I fix what it finds at a flat rate per store. If a client already runs A2X, that keeps new months clean. BookMend goes back and fixes the ones that broke.
How your data is handled
- Your files are processed for one request and discarded. Nothing is written to disk, logged, or shared with anyone.
- The audit reads only the columns it needs: payout IDs, dates, amounts, fees, order names, and memo text.
- This page never connects to your Shopify or QuickBooks accounts. It only reads the files you choose to upload.
- Every finding comes from a fixed rule. The same files produce the same audit every time, so you can hand the report to a client or an auditor.
- Not comfortable uploading yet? The sample audit shows exactly what you'd get, using made-up data.