About
Bookkeeping for the way online sellers really work.
StoreDeck is made by Silverstack Solutions Ltd, in England. It answers the questions a spreadsheet stops answering once a business sells in more than one place, with more than one person.
Why it exists
Four questions a spreadsheet stops answering
What did this month actually make?
Net sales down to net profit, after the channel's fees, the goods and everyone's share.
Whose money bought this stock?
Every order names the card or account that paid, and what is owed back to whoever funded it.
What does each person get?
Each share runs from the day it starts, so what someone earned, was paid and is owed is never a guess.
What has already reached the bank?
Every payout from each channel, and the balance the channel still holds.
How it is built
What StoreDeck holds to
Books are only useful if you can trust them. These are the rules every page is built to.
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One set of sums
Every figure on every page, export and total comes from the same calculation, so they agree by design.
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The database decides who sees what
Access rules live in the database, not the browser, so hiding a page is never the only thing keeping it private.
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Honest about what it does
Nothing claims a connection to a selling account that is not there, and every figure can show how it was worked out.
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Nothing silently erased
A deleted record waits 30 days to be brought back, and every change keeps who made it, so the books can always be checked.
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Your data is yours to take
A workbook of your books whenever you want one on the paid plans, and on Starter a copy when you ask.
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Every channel, every currency
Each store on its own sales channel and in its own currency, in the words its marketplace uses.
The company
Silverstack Solutions Ltd
- Registered
- In England and Wales, company number 17333763
- Registered office
- 278 Princes Road, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 7JP, United Kingdom
- Contact
- support@storedeck.org
Start with one store, free.
No card needed. Bring your orders in and see your real profit today.