Every channel, one view.
Shopify's and Target's sales side by side, by week, month or any period, with what each channel earned after product costs.
How it works
- 01
Pick one period
A week, a month or a custom period: every card, chart and table on the page shows that same period.
- 02
See each channel
Units, revenue and delivered cost of goods (DCOGS) per channel, with each channel's share of revenue.
- 03
Find what's moving
Best sellers, top movers rising and falling by units, and every category, grouped by category, never by brand.
- 04
Check it adds up
A reconciliation panel lays out gross, discounts, refunds, net, shipping and tax, and checks the total against every product's sales.
The details that matter
Shopify's own reports
Daily sales come from Shopify's reports (ShopifyQL), backfilled up to two years, built to match Shopify to the cent.
Target included
Target's weekly Partners Online exports sit beside Shopify. A week that isn't imported yet is named, never counted as zero.
TikTok Shop counted once
Where TikTok Shop's orders sync into Shopify, they're shown as part of Shopify's figure, never added twice.
Costs per channel
DCOGS per channel from your own product costs. Products without costs are named, not counted as free.
Profit, estimated
Estimated gross and net profit from your product costs and ad spend, labelled as estimates until Lifetimely is connected.
Bundles understood
A bundle's sales count as demand for each product inside it, so stock and reorders see the full picture.
Where the numbers come from
Questions
Why is Target weekly?
Target's Partners Online exports come by week, so Target's sales count the weeks that start in your range. Missing weeks are named on the page.
Is Revenue the same as Triple Whale's blended sales?
No. Revenue is Shopify plus Target as they report it; blended sales is Triple Whale's figure for MER and ROAS. Each is labelled where it appears.
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