Thred turns your SME customer’s financial activity into proper accounting - invoices become journal entries, payments update cash position, refunds adjust revenue, bank transactions get categorized and reconciled. Your users’ books stay up-to-date in real-time, powering the P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow reports they see.Documentation Index
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What to Sync
Accounts Receivable (AR)
If your platform handles your SME customers’ sales, revenue, or payment collection - whether you are operating a POS system, booking software, invoicing tool, or payment gateway - sync the following data to Thred to keep their books updated in real-time: Invoices- Sales invoices from SME customer to their end customers
- Creates receivable balance, recognizes revenue in P&L
- Customer payments received via card, bank transfer, or cash
- Reduces what’s owed (AR), increases cash
- Processor settlements (Stripe, Adyen, Mollie) transferring to bank account
- Moves funds from processor to bank, deducts settlement fees as expenses
- Credits owed to end customers from cancellations, returns, or overpayments
- Creates liability, reverses revenue in P&L
- Actual cash returned to end customers
- Clears the liability, reduces cash balance
Accounts Payable (AP)
If your platform handles your SME customers’ vendor bills or expenses, sync the following data: Bills- Vendor invoices the business needs to pay
- Creates payable balance, recognizes expense in P&L
- Payments made to vendors
- Reduces what’s owed (AP), decreases cash
- Credits received from vendors (returns, overpayments)
- Reduces expenses or creates vendor credit balance