Challenge
Threadline Home Goods sold through its storefront and two online marketplaces. Payouts arrived net of fees, refunds, and disputes, with few clues in the bank description.
What Radd connected
Radd connected marketplace reports, processor settlements, bank activity, and the ledger. Each payout carried its sales, fee, refund, and dispute components into an exception-led reconciliation.
Outcome
The weekly review narrowed to the payouts that did not tie. The operator could trace cash from order activity through the bank and into the monthly close.
Illustrative composite. Threadline Home Goods is a fictional business. This example combines common operating situations from Radd’s client work; it does not describe one identified client. Actual results vary.