Industry guides
The same statements. Completely different transaction flows.
Each guide starts with the source records and reconciliation problems that actually make that industry's books different.
E-commerce bookkeepingE-commerce books have to connect storefront sales, processor settlements, refunds, fees, sales tax, inventory, and bank deposits without treating deposits as revenue.Restaurant bookkeepingRestaurant bookkeeping connects daily POS sales, tips, delivery platforms, payroll, food and beverage costs, merchant deposits, and cash activity.Agency bookkeepingAgency books need clear revenue timing, project or client profitability, contractor costs, retainers, reimbursements, receivables, and cash visibility.SaaS bookkeepingSaaS bookkeeping separates billings, collections, recognized subscription revenue, processor activity, deferred amounts, payroll, and cash runway.Construction and trades bookkeepingConstruction and trade businesses need job-level visibility across materials, subcontractors, labor, deposits, progress billings, retainage, and equipment.Real estate bookkeepingReal estate bookkeeping needs property-level records for rent, deposits, repairs, improvements, debt, escrow, management activity, and owner distributions.