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Every capability, and where its number comes from.

Every figure in commerce software has a source: a click model, a platform report, a line someone typed in, or a deposit that cleared your bank. This page names the source behind each capability, across every system a founder is likely to run.

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Settlement reconciliationCurrent cycle · matched deposit by depositReconciled
Gross sales, this settlementEvery paid order in the cycle$63,690.00
Processor and platform feesCharged at capture−$3,890.00
Returns, netted per orderRefunded back to the buyer−$1,240.00
Reserve held, releases next cycleHeld by the processor−$2,180.00
Deposit received, Chase ··· 4417Cleared into your account$56,380.00
Bank varianceReconciled to the cent$0.00

Bottom line: keep the tools you already run. Attribution platforms are built to tell you which click to buy more of. Accounting software is built to close a ledger. Both do those jobs well, and Truence replaces neither. Truence sits underneath them, reads the deposits that cleared your bank, and confirms which of the figures they reported actually landed — so the number you spend, budget, borrow and raise against is one your bank has already confirmed.

Attribution platformsAccounting softwareForecasting toolsAgent commerce surfaces
Truence — verification layer
TrueRevenueTrueMarketingTrueForecastTrueBooksTrueAgent
Your bank
Settled deposits
Every tool above reads what it was given. Truence reads what the bank settled.
One anchor

All 27 capabilities on this page trace to one source: the deposit that cleared your bank.

Core differences

  • Reported, then confirmed

    Attribution and accounting tools report what the platform, pixel or ledger recorded; Truence reads the deposit that cleared your account and confirms which of it landed.

  • Every deduction named

    Other systems net fees, returns, reserves and chargebacks into one figure or require manual entry; Truence names each one against the payout it left.

  • Split payouts reassembled

    Other systems treat a bank deposit as one lump sum; Truence reassembles it back to the orders inside it.

  • Agent commerce, scored before settlement

    No attribution or bookkeeping platform reads agent orders today; Truence scores them before the payout moves, across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot.

  • Read-only, never moves money

    Truence connects permissioned and read-only through Plaid, never initiates a transfer, and does not replace any system it reads alongside.

Where the revenue figure comes from, and what happens to a payout on the way to the bank.

Capability
TruenceBank-confirmedWhat Truence confirms
What Triple Whale reports
What Northbeam reports
What Finaloop reports
What QuickBooks reports
Revenue and order reporting
Included
Included
Included
Included
Included
Connects to your store and processor
Included
Included
Included
Included
Included
Source of the revenue figure
Your bank deposit
Platform-reported
Platform-reported
Platform-reported
Manually entered
Income types covered
Storefront, marketplace, subscription, retail, invoice, agent
Storefront and ads
Storefront and ads
Storefront and marketplace
Manual entry
Data access
Permissioned, read-only
Platform tokens
Platform tokens
Platform tokens
Bank feed and platform tokens
Revenue and order reporting
What Truence confirmsIncluded
  • What Triple Whale reportsIncluded
  • What Northbeam reportsIncluded
  • What Finaloop reportsIncluded
  • What QuickBooks reportsIncluded
Connects to your store and processor
What Truence confirmsIncluded
  • What Triple Whale reportsIncluded
  • What Northbeam reportsIncluded
  • What Finaloop reportsIncluded
  • What QuickBooks reportsIncluded
Source of the revenue figure
What Truence confirmsYour bank deposit
  • What Triple Whale reportsPlatform-reported
  • What Northbeam reportsPlatform-reported
  • What Finaloop reportsPlatform-reported
  • What QuickBooks reportsManually entered
Income types covered
What Truence confirmsStorefront, marketplace, subscription, retail, invoice, agent
  • What Triple Whale reportsStorefront and ads
  • What Northbeam reportsStorefront and ads
  • What Finaloop reportsStorefront and marketplace
  • What QuickBooks reportsManual entry
Data access
What Truence confirmsPermissioned, read-only
  • What Triple Whale reportsPlatform tokens
  • What Northbeam reportsPlatform tokens
  • What Finaloop reportsPlatform tokens
  • What QuickBooks reportsBank feed and platform tokens

Only in Truence

These capabilities have no counterpart in the tools above, so they sit outside the table.

  • Settlement classificationEight states, per payout
  • Split settlements across one payoutResolved automatically
  • Reserve holds and returnsTracked to release
Every comparison

Every comparison, tool by tool.

An index of the tools founders run alongside Truence, each one noted by the source its numbers come from. Open any card for the side-by-side.

Attribution

Truencevs Triple WhaleTriple Whale reports frompixel and ad platform modelsTruencevs NorthbeamNorthbeam reports fromfirst party pixel modelsTruencevs RockerboxRockerbox reports fromad platform and CRM dataTruencevs MeasuredMeasured reports fromgeo holdout experiments

Profit analytics

Truencevs TrueProfitTrueProfit reports fromstore orders and costs you type inTruencevs LifetimelyLifetimely reports fromstore orders and ad spendTruencevs Polar AnalyticsPolar Analytics reports fromplatform APIs in a warehouseTruencevs BeProfitBeProfit reports fromstore orders and costs you type inTruencevs Peel InsightsPeel Insights reports fromstore and customer dataTruencevs DaasityDaasity reports fromyour own data warehouseTruencevs GlewGlew reports fromstore, ad and email dataTruencevs Shopify AnalyticsShopify Analytics reports fromShopify's own order data

Ecommerce accounting

Truencevs FinaloopFinaloop reports fromorders, payouts and bank, after month endTruencevs A2XA2X reports frommarketplace payout statementsTruencevs Link My BooksLink My Books reports frommarketplace payout statementsTruencevs TaxomateTaxomate reports frommarketplace payout summariesTruencevs WebgilityWebgility reports fromorder sync into QuickBooks

General accounting and operations

Truencevs QuickBooksQuickBooks reports frombank feeds you match by handTruencevs BenchBench reports frombank feeds, once a monthTruencevs PilotPilot reports fromQuickBooks, once a monthTruencevs XendooXendoo reports frombank feeds, once a monthTruencevs XeroXero reports frombank feeds you match by handTruencevs NetSuiteNetSuite reports fromgeneral ledger entriesTruencevs StockyStocky reports fromShopify inventory dataTruencevs Cin7Cin7 reports fromits own stock ledgerTruencevs SettleSettle reports frompurchase orders and supplier invoicesTruencevs RampRamp reports fromcard transactions