Get started: what the pilot includes
Nexus Ledger turns your Amazon settlements into balanced books that you approve, and ties each payout to your bank. This is the short tour of setup.
Checked against the product on 2026-11-04
Step 1: Start the free pilot
Choose Start free pilot, create your account with your email address and pick a plan. Optional setup steps can be skipped and finished later.
Step 2: Work through setup
Setup has nine steps: Plan, Organisation, First set of books, Chart of accounts, Products and costs, Opening balances, Connect Amazon, Connect Wise and Secure your account. Your starter chart of accounts is already in place, and customising it is optional. Products and costs come before Connect Amazon so that your first settlements can book their cost of goods.
Step 3: What the pilot covers
Three things. Amazon settlements become balanced journal entries that you approve and post. Payouts are matched to the deposits in your Wise account, or in any bank statement you upload as CSV or OFX. And you reach a trial balance that traces back to its source lines.
Step 4: What it does not do
Nexus reads your Amazon settlement and financial data only. It does not read your inventory, listings or advertising accounts, so it does not forecast stock or attribute advertising spend to a product. Advertising reaches your books as the line Amazon charges on the settlement.
Step 5: Secure your account
The last step enrols an authenticator app for two-step sign-in. You can defer it for a short grace period, but you will be asked for it before you can post, so it is worth doing straight away.