Data handling
A zero-persistence API gateway for accounting payloads
AcctBridge proxies supported SQL Accounting and AutoCount requests in real time and avoids storing customer financial payloads in the hosted control plane.
Why this matters
Many accounting integrations need remote API access, but they do not need another cloud database holding every invoice, payment, or customer payload.
AcctBridge is built as the secure access layer: request routing, authentication, diagnostics, and operational metadata stay in the platform; accounting payloads are passed through in real time.
The hosted layer should not become a shadow accounting database
When an integration platform stores full accounting payloads by default, it expands the compliance and support surface. Teams then need to reason about retention, redaction, exports, deletion, and who can view sensitive financial data.
AcctBridge avoids that default. Supported requests are proxied to the selected accounting installation through the connector path instead of being written as financial payload records in the hosted database.
Operational metadata is still useful
Zero-persistence does not mean zero observability. The platform can keep operational signals such as connection, endpoint, timestamp, latency, status, and connector availability without keeping invoice line details or payment payload bodies.
- Useful for support: request timing, status, connection, and endpoint class.
- Avoids storing the private accounting payload as a product feature.
- Keeps troubleshooting focused on transport, connector, and API behavior.
Designed for teams that already own the business logic
AcctBridge is not a ready-made channel sync app. Your POS, Shopify middleware, OMS, marketplace service, or custom app decides when to create accounting records. AcctBridge provides the secure API path into SQL Accounting or AutoCount.