[ AFTER THE HEALTH CHECK ]
Then someone paid, someone else went past 90, and three orders shipped. A snapshot cannot tell you that. It is the honest limit of two files exported by hand.
Shape of a typical ledger, not your figures.
Your copy stopped updating the moment it was generated.
Aging that concentrates, orders that sit open past thirty days, holds nobody chased. None of it is an accounting problem. It is what happens when the people talking to customers cannot see what accounting sees.
Your inside sales and service people work in Shopify all day. The balance, the invoice, the tracking number and the order status all live in Sage, and most of them do not have a Sage seat. So every question becomes a message to whoever does, and the customer waits while it bounces.
Shopify orders land in Sage as sales orders instead of being keyed twice, and invoice and shipment data comes back the other way, so the order in Shopify carries its Sage number, its status and its tracking. The aging you just looked at stops being a report someone runs and becomes something anyone can see.
Sage stays the system of record and the integration never writes what it should not. That is ForgeSync Enterprise. It is a real project with a real install, not a switch, and it is priced like one.
Three fields. We reply within one business day, and if your aging looks healthy and your open orders are clean we will say that instead of selling you something.
Not ready. The report is yours to keep, the app stays free, and you can run the check again whenever you export fresh files.