How are merchant card fees accounted for when using the Stripe Integration?

When CustomBooks™ is connected via Stripe, this process is automated. Here's how it happens.

1.) You make charges via the Charge with Stripe button.

2.) Stripe will make a deposit into your bank account with the receipts.

3.) Stripe notifies CustomBooks™  of the deposit, and CustomBooks™ automatically creates a Bank Deposit document with the receipts and the merchant card fees noted on the G/L Tab for you.

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