Profit on every order, not just the monthly total.
Revenue looks the same whether an order made money or lost it. Niblin builds a cost ledger for each order: product cost, shipping, payment fees, discounts, taxes, and marketplace fees. On Amazon, that includes referral and FBA fulfilment fees. You see which orders, products, and channels actually pay.
Cost Ledger
Every cost on an order, line by line.
Open any order and see how its revenue turns into profit. Product cost, shipping, payment processing, discounts, duties, and taxes are each booked against the order they belong to, so the profit number is something you can audit.
- Product cost from your COGS upload, with optional tax codes
- Shipping, payment, and fulfilment costs per order
- Discounts and duties as their own lines
- Orders where cost is missing are flagged, not silently counted as profit
Amazon Fees
Amazon profit after Amazon takes its share.
An Amazon sale is not worth its sale price. Niblin books marketplace referral fees and FBA fulfilment fees on each Amazon order, so your Amazon margin is comparable to your Shopify margin instead of looking better than it is.
- Marketplace referral fees on every Amazon order
- FBA fulfilment fees booked against the order they belong to
- Amazon FBA and Easy Ship on the same courier scorecard as your other partners
- Shopify and Amazon profit side by side
Orders Table
Sort your orders by profit, not by date.
The orders table shows profit, margin, attributed campaign, and vendor on every row. Sort by profit to find the orders that lost money, then filter to see whether the cause is a product, a channel, a courier, or a discount code.
- Profit and margin column on every order
- Attributed channel and campaign on the same row
- Vendor column on every order, with a filter to match
- Spreadsheet-style table with filters, sorting, and column picker
From Orders to P&L
The same costs, rolled up into your P&L.
Order-level costs roll up into the finance overview: a P&L waterfall by cost head, contribution margin levels, and a profit worm that tracks cumulative profit against the prior period. One set of numbers from the order to the month.
- P&L waterfall from revenue down to operating profit
- Contribution margin levels, CM1 through CM3
- Profit worm: cumulative profit against the prior period
- Revenue ladder from gross sales to net revenue
Find the orders that are losing you money.
Connect Shopify or Amazon and upload your product costs. See profit on every order. No credit card required.