The result: each batch’s sales booked on the day it closed, each Helcim deposit matched to the batches it carried, and each fee on its own line.
Connect Helcim
Helcim has no sign-in to send you to. You make a token in Helcim and paste it into Zeno.1
Make a token in Helcim
In Helcim, open All Tools → Integrations → API Access Configurations
and create a token. Give it read access to transactions and nothing else:
Zeno only reads.
2
Paste it on Connections
Under Clients → Connections, pick the client, paste the token on the
Helcim card, say whether the account deposits in US or Canadian dollars,
and press Connect Helcim. Zeno tries the token once before saving it,
keeps it sealed, and never shows it again.
3
Choose where the money goes
Once per client: the bank account Helcim deposits into, the clearing
account batches wait in (an Other Current Asset, never the bank itself),
and accounts for sales, refunds and Helcim’s fees. Choose them on the
Helcim card, or ask your AI to set them from the client’s chart.
What Zeno reads
New batches and their transactions several times a day, unattended, going back 90 days on the first read. A batch is ready once its transactions add up to Helcim’s own total for it; one that does not is read again and never guessed at. To read sooner, ask your AI to sync.How it is recorded
Zeno holds a deposit back, and says why, when no run of batches adds up to
it, or when the batches it carries are not in clearing yet. Lines the
register already has are held too, until a person has looked.