What is really left of your Shopify orders?
Shopify shows revenue. Northdeck shows what is left after cost price, payment fees, shipping and refunds, per order, per product and per channel. Next to bol.com, Amazon, wholesale and your accounting.
Your store, down to the order line.
A live, read-only connection through the Shopify Admin API. Northdeck never writes back to your store.
Orders and lines
Every order with its lines, discounts, VAT, shipping charged and the sales channel it came from.
Customers
New and returning customers, and the countries and channels they buy through.
Products and stock
Products, variants, cost price and stock levels, so margin and stock value are right.
Refunds and fees
Refunds per order and the payment fees per transaction, so margin is margin after costs.
From revenue to what is left.
Shopify Analytics stops at your store. Northdeck puts your store next to your other channels and your accounting, with one definition of margin.
Margin per channel
Your webshop next to bol.com, Amazon and wholesale, after cost price, fees and shipping.
Refunds that hurt
Refund rate per product and per category, and which products cost you more than they earn.
Stock that is stuck
Best sellers out of stock, what to reorder and stock that has not sold in 90 days.
Below cost price
A signal when an order line is sold below cost price, before it becomes a habit.
Questions about Shopify and Northdeck.
Can Northdeck change anything in our store?
How do we connect Shopify?
How is this different from Shopify Analytics?
We also sell on bol.com and Amazon. Does that work?
Which other systems can we combine it with?
Connect it yourself in a few minutes.
The guide shows which key you create, which rights it needs and what to do if the connection fails.
See it with sample data first.
Open the demo of a webshop that sells through its own store, bol.com, Amazon and wholesale. No installation, no login.