E-commerce

Data for online brands that have outgrown their spreadsheets.

E-commerce is where most of our products started. We build especially for Shopify and other online stores: one warehouse for your shop, ads, email and stock data, with tested rules, dashboards and alerts on top.

Selling in person as well? Pop-ups, markets and shop floors feed into the same customer and stock data.

  1. 1
    Your store
    Shopify, WooCommerce and more
  2. 2
    One warehouse
    BigQuery
  3. 3
    Tested rules
    dbt
  4. 4
    Answers
    Looker Studio and alerts

Shopify first, other platforms too

  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Squarespace
  • Wix
  • Adobe Commerce
  • Custom stores

What online brands bring us

Six problems, and what we build for each.

  • “Shopify, Google Analytics and the ad platforms all give different sales figures.”

    We bring every source into one warehouse, reconcile it against your store and agree one set of rules, so there is one number per question.

  • “Repeat customers keep showing up as new ones.”

    Guest checkouts, typos and old addresses get matched, and each real person gets one Master Customer ID and one order history.

  • “Best-sellers run out while slow lines sit in the stockroom.”

    We age your stock to find dead lines and forecast demand for each product from your own sales history.

  • “Nobody can say which ads or emails actually paid for themselves.”

    Each campaign, channel and email is tied to the orders and revenue that followed it, and you get an alert when spend or refunds jump.

  • “Good customers are drifting away and nobody notices until they’ve gone.”

    Every customer is scored 0 to 9 on recency, frequency and spend, and you get a weekly list of high-value customers who are slipping.

  • “Thousands of product pages, reviews and tickets nobody has time to read.”

    AI writes consistent product copy and attributes from your catalogue, and reads reviews and support tickets to surface the top issues.

The method

Four layers, shaped by online retail.

Customers, segments, stock and spend: the four places value most often goes missing in an online store’s data.

  1. I

    The Fidelity Layer Identity resolution

    A truer count of your customers, and one history for each of them.

  2. II

    The Decile Engine 0–9 RFM scoring

    You see your “999” Brand Champions, and the big spenders who have gone quiet, so effort goes where it counts.

  3. III

    The Velocity Layer Inventory and demand

    Clear reorder numbers, and less money tied up in stock you can’t sell.

  4. IV

    The Illumination Layer Marketing attribution

    You can see which spend earns its keep, and which to cut.

The Decile Engine, at a glance

“999” Brand Champion Big spender going quietIllustration

Every customer scored 0–9 on recency, frequency and spend. The “999”s are your Brand Champions.

Where online brands usually start

Twelve products for e-commerce. Buy one, or a few.

See the full roster

Every product is price on request.

Start with seven days in your store’s data.

The Diagnostic ends with a written list of fixes, in the order we would tackle them, and a walkthrough. Or just ask us a question.

Not an online store? See where else we fit