Deposits held, payouts matched, sales tax at the delivery address — posted into QuickBooks by our accountants every month. No integration to break, nothing typed twice.
Appliance.io runs the sale, the delivery and the driver. It has no accounting module — so we read its reports and post the books ourselves.

Half down today, the unit in six weeks, two of five pieces next Thursday. Every order stays open until the last piece lands; deposits sit as liabilities, revenue lands on delivery.


Visa, AmEx, ACH, Synchrony, AIO Pay, financing — payouts land days late, in batches, under names that don’t match the ticket. We match each one to its sales order and code every fee.


Appliance.io captures the delivery address. We apply that jurisdiction’s rate, keep exempt sales documented, and file in every state you deliver into — as part of the close, not a quarter-end scramble.


Protection-plan revenue deferred over the term. Manufacturer rebates booked when earned and chased until paid. Floor-plan interest accrued monthly, not discovered at year-end.


Appliance.io’s team moves the store. We run the accounting side: map the books, verify every balance, and make sure sales, tax and reports are right from day one. For Drimmers that meant QuickBooks Desktop seats, DispatchTrack and spreadsheets into one system — one QuickBooks seat instead of one per employee, nothing lost.

The difference we accept between the bank and your books before the owner report goes out. Every dollar Appliance.io took in is in QuickBooks, coded, and tied to a bank line.

BeforeDrag the handle. Drimmers’ back office, before and after.
“Our books had been neglected for years. A/R was a mess, customer deposits were untracked, and sales tax could not be calculated correctly because so many orders had been left stuck in estimate status. Every bookkeeper before Danzinger & Co. struggled to convert those sales orders to invoices because the payment dates never lined up. They actually understood our industry. They untangled the mess, ran the migration onto Appliance.io without losing a transaction, and got us caught up. Our books are clean for the first time in years.”
Before the move, the store ran on four separate tools, each with its own invoice.
We ran the accounting side of the move: mapped the books, verified every balance, and made sure sales, tax and reports were right from the first day. QuickBooks stayed for the books — one seat instead of one per employee. Along the way we worked directly with Appliance.io’s team and recommended enhancements to the reports we post from every month.
A reporting login to Appliance.io, your QuickBooks Online file, bank and processor statements. Moving to Appliance.io? The accounting side of the move starts here.
There is no Appliance.io–QuickBooks integration, so we do the posting ourselves. Payouts matched to orders, deposits held as liabilities, revenue on delivery, tax at the delivery address. Closed by mid-month.
P&L, balance sheet, margin by category, deposit balance, open orders. Sales tax filed in every state you delivered into. In January the same books are already tax-ready.
Keep the CPA you trust — we hand over a tax-ready packet. Or we file it too.
Flat monthly from $400, quoted after the free review. No hourly surprises.
Pick the one that sounds like you.
Thirty minutes with your actual QuickBooks file and last processor statements. No pitch, no obligation.
Appliance.io’s team moves the store. We map the books, verify every balance, and make sure sales, tax and reports are right from the first day.
Danzinger & Co. is an independent accounting firm and is not owned or operated by Appliance.io.
Tell us which system you are on today, roughly how many orders a month you write, and whether the books are current or behind. A senior accountant will reply within one business day.
“Our business isn’t a typical one. We offer several services across different entities, use multiple pricing models, and manage a large international team. Danzinger & Co. took the time to truly understand how we work and built an accounting structure that fits our organization. As a result, our financials accurately reflect our business, with revenue recognized correctly and reports we can confidently rely on when making operational and growth decisions. It’s refreshing to work with an accounting firm that goes beyond bookkeeping and takes the time to understand the business behind the numbers.”
“It’s very hard to find a really good accountant. When you do, you never look back.”