Multi-store ecommerce operators
Several storefronts, one profit view: what each product keeps after ads, fulfillment, refunds and processor fees.
- Product profitability
- Store comparison
- Advertising cost
- Fulfillment
- Refunds
- Chargebacks
- Processor fees
One profit command center, applied to the way your business actually runs.
Several storefronts, one profit view: what each product keeps after ads, fulfillment, refunds and processor fees.
Revenue against the cost of collecting it, the people who build it and the entities that bill it.
Client by client, what a retainer leaves once campaigns and contractors are paid.

Locations compared on margin, not just sales, against the targets each one is set.
Margins that survive supplier cost, freight and the currency they were paid in.
Payouts reconciled against orders, with every marketplace fee and return counted.

Management reporting, scenarios and cash outlook from the same numbers operations uses.
Each legal entity in its own currency, and the consolidated profit across them.
Each legal entity keeps its own currency and operating expense; the consolidated profit is the sum of both.
Legal entitiesLast 30 days · USD
| Entity | Currency | Operating expense | Net profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entity NorthNorth America Commerce, Pacific Marketplace, Direct Web | USD | $105,600 | $164,000 |
| Entity EuropeEuropean Storefront | EUR | $30,800 | $36,200 |
| Consolidated | $136,400 | $200,200 |
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