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Watch closely enough to catch a configuration mistake in week one rather than at the end of the quarter. Give it a few weeks of deliberate attention, then let it become routine.

Read your first weeks’ numbers

Run the reports that matter to you and check them against what you know happened. See Read your first weeks’ numbers for the five reports to run, what each one proves, and how to trace a number that looks wrong. Done when: you have run your key reports and the numbers match your own expectations.

Reconcile your first payouts

The first payout is the one to check line by line: what was charged, what was refunded, what the provider withheld, and what actually landed in your bank. Get the shape of it once and the rest of the year is routine. See Reconcile your first payouts for the four numbers to check and what to hand your accountant. Done when: you can explain the difference between what you charged and what arrived.

Know what changed, and who changed it

When something looks wrong, the answer is usually in the history. The activity log traces settings changes; each stock item and customer carries its own. See activity logs, Read a stock item’s history and Read a customer’s history.

Keep up, and get help

Someone on your team should read Updates when they land, and check the Roadmap before building a workaround for something that is already coming. For help, see TWICE Commerce overview.

Launch path

The whole path, in order.

Go live

The previous step.

Read your first weeks' numbers

The five reports to run, and what a wrong number is telling you.

Reports guides

Every reporting task, in full reference detail.