Item: Webgility
Rating: 10
Author: Alex Layton

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Webgility to import sales information from multiple sources, including Amazon and Shopify. We use it for multiple companies and are able to quickly import transactions across two different companies, with each sales channel having its own rules for triggering purchase orders, sales receipts, and so forth. Our accounting team can all get access to it to import records in case the main poster is away.

Pros and Cons

Handles multiple sales channels easily
Customization for posting records according to that channels individual needs
Cost effective Shopify to Quickbooks link

Ability to create invoices for customers in quickbooks
Posting can sometimes be slow
Quirky menu options are confusingly split apart with strange group names; Go back to the old organization method

Return on Investment

Streamlined cumbersome data entry
Hosted solution so can be posted from anywhere
Removed need to hire full time data entry position

Key Insights

Do you think Webgility delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Webgility's feature set?

Yes

Did Webgility live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Webgility go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Webgility again?

Yes

Other Software Used

QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise, Jungle Scout, Shopify

Likelihood to Recommend

Webgility works great for small companies running Quickbooks or Quickbooks enterprise. It handles most shopping channels with ease and is very easy to get up and going. We've used it with Amazon, Shopify, and Bigcommerce, and it handles them all with ease. If you're posting more than 500+ orders a day, it takes a long time to post, and would recommend something faster (or a separate Quickbooks login so you can work on other things while it posts).

Webgility review: Quickbooks importing in a jiffy, fast easy Amazon, Shopify, and Bigcommerce integration

Overall Satisfaction with Webgility