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Easy accounting for e-commerce
Synder has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Synder.
Synder was founded in 2019 by Ilya Kisel (Founder) and Michael Astreiko (Founder).
Synder has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Synder is an easy accounting platform focused on e-commerce. It connects all sales platforms (like Shopify, Stripe, Amazon or Etsy) into one ecosystem, providing businesses with consolidated cash flow, automated accounting, and inventory management making Synder a single source of truth of the correct analytics, accounting and tax filing.
Key people at Synder.
Synder was founded in 2019 by Ilya Kisel (Founder) and Michael Astreiko (Founder).
Synder has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Synder's investors include Artyom Inutin.
Synder is an accounting automation platform designed specifically for e-commerce businesses. It synchronizes sales, fees, taxes, and refunds from over 30 e-commerce channels (such as Shopify, Amazon, Stripe, PayPal, and Etsy) directly into popular accounting software like QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, and Sage Intacct. This automation ensures accurate, real-time revenue recognition and streamlined reconciliation, addressing the complexity of managing multi-source financial data for omnichannel sellers. Synder’s platform reduces manual bookkeeping errors and saves significant time during month-end closing, making it a vital tool for e-commerce businesses seeking precise financial management and compliance with accounting standards like GAAP and ASC 606[1][2][3][6].
For an investment firm, Synder’s mission is to empower businesses with tools that simplify bookkeeping and accounting, making financial management effortless[8]. Its investment philosophy likely centers on supporting SaaS solutions that automate complex business processes, especially in the growing e-commerce sector. Synder targets key sectors such as e-commerce and small to medium-sized businesses that require seamless financial integration across multiple sales platforms. Its impact on the startup ecosystem includes enabling e-commerce startups and SMBs to scale efficiently by removing accounting bottlenecks, thus fostering growth and financial clarity in a traditionally cumbersome area.
As a portfolio company, Synder builds an easy-to-use accounting automation product that serves e-commerce merchants and accountants who manage multi-channel sales data. It solves the problem of manual, error-prone bookkeeping by automating data synchronization, categorization, and tax recording, which accelerates month-end closing and improves financial accuracy. Synder has demonstrated growth momentum with over 4,000 clients and ongoing expansion efforts, including hiring in the U.S. market and continuous product enhancements[2][4].
Synder was originally founded as CloudBusiness in 2016 and rebranded to Synder in 2018 when co-founders Astreiko and Kisel shifted focus full-time to develop an easy accounting platform tailored for e-commerce businesses[2]. The founders recognized the pain points of omnichannel commerce, where multiple payment systems and platforms create complex financial data that is difficult to reconcile. Early traction came from solving these challenges by automating the synchronization of sales, fees, and taxes from platforms like Shopify, Amazon, and Stripe into accounting software, which resonated strongly with small and mid-size businesses struggling with manual bookkeeping[2].
Synder rides the trend of e-commerce growth and omnichannel retailing, where businesses sell across multiple platforms and require seamless financial integration. The timing is critical as e-commerce continues to expand globally, and the complexity of managing diverse payment systems and tax regulations increases. Market forces such as the rise of subscription models, increased regulatory scrutiny on revenue recognition, and demand for real-time financial insights favor Synder’s automation approach.
By simplifying and automating e-commerce accounting, Synder influences the broader ecosystem by enabling startups and SMBs to focus on growth rather than manual bookkeeping. It also supports accountants and finance teams by reducing reconciliation time and errors, thus improving financial transparency and decision-making across the e-commerce sector[1][2][3][7].
Looking ahead, Synder is poised to accelerate its expansion, particularly in the U.S. market, by scaling its team and enhancing its product capabilities[2]. Trends such as increasing e-commerce complexity, demand for automation in finance, and evolving accounting standards will continue to shape Synder’s journey. Its influence may grow as it integrates deeper with ERP systems and expands AI-driven features to provide predictive analytics and more sophisticated financial insights.
Synder’s future likely involves becoming a central financial platform for e-commerce businesses, helping them navigate the complexities of multi-channel sales and regulatory compliance while enabling faster, more accurate financial management. This aligns with its mission to make bookkeeping effortless and accessible, reinforcing its role as a critical enabler in the evolving digital commerce landscape[6][8].
Synder has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in August 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 27, 2021 | $2.0M Seed | Artyom Inutin |
