Because intake, sales, splits, and payouts run through one system, reporting is a read of what happened rather than a reconstruction. Start with the operational numbers stores actually check.
Live operations stream
A compact view of the work moving through intake, listings, sellers, and payouts.
RCV-892 moved from intake to authentication.
LST-2041 pushed photos and price to Shopify.
PAY-118 collected three seller statements.
Source of truth
LST-2041
Authenticated and priced
10:24GBP 340.00 target. Added by Sarah Jenkins.
Operational events are the raw material for every report.
Intake throughput
Items received, reviewed, and cleared to list, so backlog is visible before it hurts.
Sell-through
What sells, how fast, and at what discount, by category and by seller.
Payout position
Total owed to sellers right now, and what the next batch will cost, without a reconciliation session.
Sync health
Shopify listing and order sync status, so channel drift gets caught early.
Data accrues in the workflow
Every intake, sale, and payout is already structured data with dates and owners.
Views answer questions
Dashboards read the operational truth directly. There is no export-and-pivot step.
Deeper reporting is coming
Pilot stores help prioritise which reports matter most before public launch.
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Pilot access
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