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The spreadsheet and six tabs, or one dashboard.
Most stores run on a sheet, a Shopify tab, an ads tab, a PayPal tab, a mailbox and a tracking site. Here is what changes.
| The job | Spreadsheet and six tabs | Sales Economic |
|---|---|---|
| Profit per order | Worked out by hand, usually weekly, often never. | Automatic for every order, every day, after ads, cost, fees and refunds. |
| Supplier costs | Copied from a sheet; price changes drift unnoticed. | Read from the sheet you keep. Confirmed prices lock to their orders. |
| Ad spend | One total for the day, in another tab. | Attributed to the orders it produced, with a funnel per product. |
| Parcels | Checked when a customer complains. | Watched to the door. Stuck ones flagged before the customer asks. |
| PayPal tracking | Added by hand, or not at all. Funds sit on hold. | Sent automatically the moment it exists. Funds release sooner. |
| Customer support | Email, ad comments, messages and reviews in five tabs. | One inbox. Order attached, reply drafted, spam hidden first. |
| Several stores | One dashboard and one currency each. | Every store on one page, in one reporting currency. |
| Your team | Tasks in chat, numbers somewhere else. | Tasks beside the numbers, access limited per store, an assistant that answers. |
Keep what works
Nothing to migrate
Your supplier sheet stays where it is; we read it. Your mailbox stays in Gmail or Zoho. Your store stays exactly as it is.
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