Visma eAccounting

Name: Visma eAccounting Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-04T22:09:03Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Your webshop orders effortlessly in Visma eAccounting

Visma eAccounting

Develop by Shopify

$15.95

/ Month

30 Days Free Trial

Your webshop orders effortlessly in Visma eAccounting

Quick setup

Automatic order transfer

Real-time connection

Correct price-details

No double entry

Tax assignment

About Visma eAccounting

Launched Jul 03, 2019

Built by Shopify

Address

151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Introduction Video

Description

This app transfers your orders automatically every single day. Save time and avoid errors.

This app connects your Shopify webshop to your Visma administration. That’s why you don’t have to manually type out data, since the orders are transferred automatically to Visma. This is a real-time connection. You indicate when a Shopify order is transferred: When it is created, paid or partially paid. The correct price-details (e.g. order details) and customer-details are transferred to Visma. All details can be found in an online dedicated manual

Transfer your orders automatically into Visma. This saves time and cost.
The taxes and ledgercodes are assigned correctly in Visma, avoiding errors.
You don’t have to type data in both Visma and your webshop, so no double entry.
Connect Shopify with your Visma software within 5 minutes!

Pros

Transfers orders automatically from Shopify to Visma, saving time and cost
Real-time connection avoids delays in data transfer
Ensures correct tax and ledger code assignments, reducing errors
Eliminates the need for double data entry in both Shopify and Visma, enhancing efficiency
Easy and quick to set up, with a connection process that takes approximately 5 minutes

Cons

Requires both Shopify and Visma subscriptions, which may add to overall cost
Limited to specific eCommerce platforms and may not integrate with others
Potential issues with real-time data synchronization if either service experiences downtime
User reviews and ratings are not provided in the context, making it hard to gauge user satisfaction