Connectors

Connect your bank, storefronts, retailers, EDI, accounting, and email once. Spring keeps the data live — powering underwriting, financing, and real-time cash intelligence.

Amazon

What it is

A read-only link to your business bank accounts through Plaid. Spring reads balances and transactions as they post; your banking login never touches Spring.

What Spring does with it

This is what underwriting and the cash-flow forecast run on: revenue as it actually lands, retailer and marketplace deposits recognized by payer, repayments matched to deals, and a funding limit that stays current without statement uploads.

Storefronts & marketplaces

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What it is

A read-only link to your Amazon seller account. Spring reads orders, settlements and fees, and your account-health signals. It never sees buyer names or addresses and never touches listings, pricing, or inventory.

What Spring does with it

Capital sized from real Amazon sales and payout history, Amazon revenue next to Shopify and retail in one view, and a heads-up when your account health slips — before it holds up a disbursement.

What it is

A read-only link to your Shopify store — orders, line items, and Shopify Payments payouts with fees and adjustments. Several stores under one business connect side by side.

What Spring does with it

Capital sized from real order and payout history, DTC sales next to Amazon and retail in one view, and product-level performance without exporting a report.

Retailers & distributors

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What it is

A read-only connection to Target Partners Online — the supplier portal where Target posts your invoices, payment remittances, and every deduction it takes against your account.

What Spring does with it

Spring tracks each invoice from posting to payment, surfaces chargebacks and deductions the moment they hit, and underwrites financing on your Target receivables from real payment history — no exports, no report-pulling.

What it is

Connects to Supplier One — Walmart's supplier platform behind Retail Link — and reads your open purchase orders, invoice-level payment history, and deductions, reason codes included.

What Spring does with it

Open POs become financeable future receivables and payment history powers underwriting — a Walmart funding decision no longer waits on exports, spreadsheets, or screenshots.

What it is

A read-only connection to Costco's vendor accounting portal: payment history and payment forecasts, unpaid items, receivings, and claims, read as Costco posts them.

What Spring does with it

Spring knows what Costco will pay and when — powering cash-flow forecasts, claim and deduction visibility, and financing against your club-channel receivables.

What it is

Spring reads the invoices, payments, and deductions H-E-B posts against your account. You confirm your business name and account number — nothing to log into.

What Spring does with it

Every H-E-B invoice is tracked from posting to payment, deductions surface as they are taken, and financing on H-E-B receivables runs from real payment history.

What it is

A read-only link to your Sephora payables: payments, invoices, deductions, retailer charges and credits, and the notes behind each deduction.

What Spring does with it

Sephora receivables become financeable the day they post, and every deduction arrives with its reason attached — so a dispute starts from the record, not a screenshot.

What it is

A read-only link to your URBN vendor account — purchase orders, invoices, deductions, and ship notices across all three brands.

What Spring does with it

Open URBN purchase orders become financeable before you ship, and invoices and deductions stay matched to the PO they belong to.

What it is

A read-only link to your KeHE account: payments, invoices, deductions and adjustments, plus item performance, DC inventory, and your brand scorecard.

What Spring does with it

Distributor receivables underwritten from real payment history, deductions itemized as KeHE takes them, and sell-through and DC inventory feeding the cash-flow forecast.

What it is

A read-only link to your UNFI account — payments, invoices, deductions and chargebacks, orders, and projected orders, refreshed daily.

What Spring does with it

UNFI receivables become financeable as they post, every chargeback is itemized against its invoice, and projected orders sharpen the cash-flow forecast.

What it is

A read-only link to your DOT Foods account: payments, invoices, deductions, disputes, and orders, refreshed daily.

What Spring does with it

DOT receivables tracked from invoice to payment, deductions and disputes surfaced as they happen, and financing on DOT orders and invoices from live data.

What it is

A read-only link to your RJW Edge account for brands warehousing with RJW: shipments, inbound receipts, inventory and lots, invoices, and delivery confirmations.

What Spring does with it

Proof of delivery backs each financed order, and warehouse inventory feeds the cash-flow forecast — so you can fund production against what is actually on the floor.

EDI

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What it is

If you trade EDI through SPS Commerce, Spring joins your SPS org as a read-only member and syncs documents as they clear — 850 purchase orders, 810 invoices, 856 ship notices, 812 credit memos.

What Spring does with it

Fund an invoice or PO straight from the source document — nothing to upload — while Spring watches credit memos so a deduction against a funded invoice never blindsides you.

What it is

Crstl is modern EDI without the legacy VAN. Spring connects to your Crstl account and syncs purchase orders, invoices, and remittance advices across every trading partner on it.

What Spring does with it

Keeps your order-to-cash picture continuously current — Spring matches each remittance line to its invoice and itemizes the deductions retailers take from every check.

Accounting

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What it is

A direct, read-only connection to QuickBooks Online — invoices, bills, and financial statements, synced continuously as your books change.

What Spring does with it

Underwriting runs on live numbers, not stale PDFs — and the agent answers real questions about cash position, margin, runway, and who owes you what, straight from the ledger.

What it is

A governed, read-only connection to Xero: reconciled balances, invoices, bills, and your standard financial reports.

What Spring does with it

Your financing profile is built from the ledger you actually close — revenue, margin, cash, runway — with nothing to export, prepare, or keep up to date.

What it is

A governed, read-only connection to NetSuite that reads your general ledger, receivables, bills, and financial statements — no ERP customization, no IT project.

What Spring does with it

Turns ERP data into a live financing view: which receivables are financeable, how margin is trending, how much runway you're carrying — always current, never re-keyed.

Email

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What it is

Scoped, read-only access to your Gmail inbox. Spring reads only the financing-relevant mail — remittance advices, payment notices, and retailer accounts-payable correspondence.

What Spring does with it

Remittances and their attachments land on the right deal automatically, and Spring confirms retailers received and acknowledged notices of assignment — no forwarding, nothing lost.

What it is

The same scoped, read-only connection for Outlook and Microsoft 365 — payment notices, PO confirmations, and buyer conversations surface inside Spring.

What Spring does with it

Every financing-relevant email is filed against the deal it belongs to, with notice-of-assignment delivery and acknowledgement tracked end to end.

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