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Identify why Shopify, Meta, payouts, refunds, and costs disagree. See the true picture, fix the issues, and make confident decisions.
Your reconciliation summary at a glance
Shopify Revenue
Meta Revenue
Mismatch (You're missing)
$26,800▼ 15.3% vs Apr 17 - Apr 30Data Confidence Score
62% Moderate RiskYou're missing $26,800. Here's why.
Incomplete data does not just distort reporting. It changes decisions. If unpaid orders, COD delivery failures, delayed refunds, missing ad spend, or late shipping invoices are absent, AI can confidently recommend the wrong move.
AI can sound decisive while the data is still provisional. Reported ROAS is not the same as cash-realized ROAS, and “profitable” is not the same as “collected and settled.”
Shopify says one thing. Meta says another. Refunds arrive days later. COD remittances are unclear. So you export everything to spreadsheets and try to reconcile it by hand.
Revenue
$250,000Orders & refundsRevenue
$276,800+$26,800 gapPayout
$95,200COD pendingPayout
$88,400Fees delayedPayout
$92,100Returns lagIf unpaid orders, COD fees, refunds, and attribution issues are missing or delayed, AI can confidently recommend the wrong move.
Reported profit looks strong until delayed costs, refunds, and collection issues are matched.
These arrive late, live in different systems, or use different attribution rules.
COD orders have delivery proof but remain unpaid in Shopify.
Shipping and collection fees arrive after the conversion date.
Returned orders reduce profit days after ad reporting updates.
Pixel and CAPI may both claim the same purchase event.
Bank settlement does not match gross order revenue timing.
Trusted Recommendation: Wait for reconciliation before increasing spend.
Fix COD payment state, refunds, and attribution overlap first.Bad inputs don't just affect reporting. They change decisions.
See a sample diagnosisShopconcile reconciles the truth before AI makes the call.
We connect your platforms, normalize the data, and explain the difference - so you always know which number to trust.
Bring stores, ads, payouts, and accounting into one workspace.
Align timestamps, currencies, IDs, and attribution windows.
Match orders, refunds, fees, remittances, and payouts.
Show the likely cause behind each disagreement.
Track confidence as new events and payouts arrive.
Resolve issues before they distort decisions.
Most tools stop at reporting. Shopconcile detects, fixes, and reconstructs the financial truth behind each order, payout, return, and cost event.
Most tools calculate profit from the first number they can see. Shopconcile checks the evidence behind refunds, COD gaps, delayed fees, and payout timing before calling it true.
Profit is reported, but not verified against refunds, COD status, and delayed fees.
After refunds, fees, and recovery
A refund is not the end of the financial story. Returned items can be recovered, written off, resold, or tied to extra handling costs that arrive later.
The return is booked as a loss before recovery and handling are applied.
Refund, recovery, handling, and final net leak
Merchants often have batch-level liquidation, refund, and payout data instead of perfect order records. Shopconcile still reconstructs a usable profit impact.
Batch-level recovery is not yet allocated back to refunded units.
Batch-level recovery mapped back to refunded units
Most analytics tools stop once they show a discrepancy. Shopconcile turns the diagnosis into a correction workflow merchants can review and apply.
The discrepancy is known, but the operational state is still unresolved.
Orders with verified payment proof
Healthy-looking ROAS can still be unsafe when refunds, delayed payouts, and attribution overlap are incomplete. Shopconcile gates the decision until the data is reconciled.
The recommendation is based on healthy-looking but incomplete inputs.
Before and after reconciliation
Each flow turns a system disagreement into a clearer number, an accountable fix, and a safer decision.
| Metric | Current (With Gap) | After Fixes (Est.) | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue (Shopify) | $250,000 | $276,800 | +$26,800 | +10.7% |
| Gross Profit | $125,000 | $145,800 | +$20,800 | +16.6% |
| ROAS (Meta) | 4.20x | 4.95x | +0.75x | +17.9% |
| CAC (Blended) | $98.45 | $79.10 | -$19.35 | -19.7% |
| MER (Meta) | 4.20x | 4.95x | +0.75x | +17.9% |
| Net Profit | $68,000 | $88,800 | +$20,800 | +30.6% |
| Profit Margin | 27.2% | 32.1% | +4.9 pts | +18.0% |
Estimated Final Gap
$150 0.3% difference (within normal variance)DTC Brand Owner
"I thought we were profitable until Shopconcile showed we were overestimating Meta revenue."
$18K discrepancy uncovered
Ecommerce Director
"The confidence score stopped us from scaling a campaign before refund lag caught up."
22% lower true ROAS identified
7-Figure Store Owner
"Finally, one place that explains why orders, ads, fees, and payouts never line up."
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