Your Shopify store, run by one AI team.
ExpoDash runs more than thirty modules and twenty-nine agents across the full product lifecycle, from the first competitor signal to the last line of the P&L. The standouts watch your ads, your inbox and your account health, and tell you the one thing to do next.
The six that do the watching for you
Most tools wait for you to open them. These six surface the one decision worth making across ads, email, support and account health, then explain it.
Know your AI team has it handled, at a glance
The home screen is your AI team's command center: one verdict on whether everything is under control, what the agents just did, and what needs your OK. Analytics holds the full revenue and funnel breakdown.
Overview
See whether your AI team has it handled, in five seconds.
Running ads, listings, sourcing, returns, email and support at once, you have no time to babysit each screen. The thing that bites is the decision you never saw, sitting in a tab you never opened.
The overview is mission control. One headline tells you everything is autonomous or that a few things need your OK. A live feed shows what each agent just did and whether it ran on its own or is waiting for you, an accuracy score shows how far you can trust the team, and a what-the-brain-learned panel shows what the platform now knows about your store.
- A plain-language verdict: all systems autonomous, or the number of things that need your OK
- A live feed of what every agent just did, each tagged done, ran automatically, awaiting your OK or undone
- A needs-your-OK rail with the top pending decisions, one tap into the Action Center
- An autonomy and trust score, the AI's accuracy with a confidence range, shown once there is enough data
- The full roster of 31 agents, each with a live state and, where it can act, an auto-or-propose toggle
- A what-the-brain-learned panel grouped into Product, Creative, Performance, Customer and Store, each tagged early, emerging or strong signal
Connects with Shopify.
Analytics
Where the money comes from, and where the funnel leaks.
Selling into several countries makes it hard to see which market, device or weekday actually pays, and where shoppers drop off before they buy.
Analytics turns your store data into the breakdowns that change decisions: a clean funnel, a regional split, traffic sources and the day-of-week pattern your ads should follow.
- Net sales, orders, AOV, conversion, refunds and gross profit, with returning-customer rate
- A conversion funnel from sessions to cart to checkout to orders, so you can see exactly where shoppers leave
- Sales by region and by weekday, to point budget at the markets and days that convert
- Traffic sources and a new-versus-returning customer split
- Sessions by device, because a checkout that breaks on mobile quietly costs you the most
Connects with Shopify.
Action Center
Software that learns how you run your store.
The moves that actually matter, cutting a losing ad set, chasing an unmatched invoice, catching a support pattern, hide across five screens, and the ones only a sharp operator would notice get missed for days.
Agents watch each module and surface the next move worth making in one feed, while learning agents fold your edits back into future results. Most agents only propose, a few low-risk reversible moves can run on their own once you switch them on, and everything is reversible in one tap.
- A roster of agents covering campaigns, sourcing, invoices, quality and support, with most advising and only a few able to act
- Learning loops that absorb your edits, so listings, size charts, creative prompts and support replies sharpen per store
- A confidence floor and a daily cap on every auto-action, plus a store-wide ceiling so nothing runs away
- One-tap undo on anything an agent did, with an extra confirm before any action that restarts ad spend
- An agent that loses your trust is automatically demoted back to proposing
Ask ExpoDash
Your store's numbers, one question away.
Your numbers are scattered across campaigns, profit, returns, suppliers, support and the lister. Answering one question means hunting through tabs, or guessing.
Ask in plain language and the assistant reads your real, live figures for the active store, explains them, and deeplinks you to verify. It proposes actions for you to approve in the Action Center, but never changes anything on its own.
- Answers over your own live data: campaigns, profit, returns and disputes, suppliers, operations, competitors and setup
- Every figure grounded in your real data with a deeplink to the exact page
- Proposes actions you approve in the Action Center; it executes nothing itself
- Remembers your role and preferences, with a one-click forget control
- A proactive open-items briefing that surfaces your top pending decision
- No access to customer names, emails or ticket text
Store Brain
Everything your AI team has learned about your store, in one place.
Every agent notices something small: a size that runs true, a hook that keeps winning, a supplier that ships late. Without somewhere for that to land, the same lesson gets relearned from scratch and nothing compounds.
The Store Brain is the shared memory behind every agent: a running set of facts about your store, each one with the evidence behind it and a confidence level. Agents write what they learn back into it and read from it before they act, so your campaigns, listings, size charts and support all sharpen from the same source instead of five separate guesses. A nightly pass retires facts that have gone stale and flags any that start to contradict each other.
- Every learned fact grouped into Product, Creative, Performance, Customer or Store, with the evidence behind it
- A confidence band on each fact, from early signal to strong signal, so you know how far to trust it
- Confirm or dispute a single fact yourself, without touching the rest of its group
- Agents across the lister, size charts, creative studio, campaigns and support all read from and write back to the same base
- A nightly pass that retires stale facts and flags any that now contradict each other
Connects with Shopify.
Research products with real signals
Stop guessing what works. Track candidate products methodically and watch what competitors actually spend to keep ads alive.
Product Sheet
Your product research, finally in one disciplined place.
Winning products hide in a mess of screenshots, saved ads and browser tabs. Without a record, you retest dead products and forget the ones that looked promising.
A research log built for the dropship workflow. Capture every candidate with the signals that matter, pull the competitor's price automatically, and push a product you like straight into your catalog as a draft.
- Log entries grouped by day, with the ad link, competitor URL, reach, days live and number of live ads
- Paste a competitor's product URL and read their live price in their currency, in one click
- Import a competitor product directly as a draft in your store, ready for the lister to finish
- Everything saves as you type, so research never gets lost
- A competitor directory that suggests stores to watch from the domains you have already logged
Connects with Shopify.
Competitor Research
Watch a competitor scale or fold, one day at a time.
A product looks hot on Monday and dead by Friday. Single snapshots lie. You need to see whether a competitor is pouring more behind an angle or quietly pulling back.
Track how many ads a competitor is running and chart it over time, so a single screenshot never decides a product for you. Pull the counts in or type them yourself, and the trend line builds up day by day.
- Each competitor's active-ad count tracked over time, not just a single snapshot
- A column per date, so every competitor becomes a trend line instead of a guess
- Refresh the counts for all your competitors at once, or enter them by hand
- Import a list from a spreadsheet to backfill history
- A directory of the competitors and pages worth watching, with quick links into the Ad Library
Connects with Meta.
From raw import to live product, automatically
The lister takes a raw product and returns a publishable one: translated, sized and formatted. You review, then it ships to Shopify.
Product Lister
Supplier junk in, a clean branded listing out.
Imported products arrive with broken English titles, a wall of supplier text, colours like 'Sky Blue 02' and sizes in the wrong system. Fixing each one by hand is the single biggest time sink in dropshipping.
The lister rewrites a raw product into a publishable one in your brand voice and your customer's language, attaches the right size chart, sorts collections, and lets you preview before anything touches your store. New imports can be handled automatically the moment they land.
- Titles and descriptions rewritten in your brand voice and translated into the language you sell in
- Variant colours and sizes translated, size labels localised, and shoe sizes converted between EU and US
- The matching size chart injected into the description, and collections sorted for you
- Preview the before and after, publish when happy, and undo any product back to its original in one click
- Auto-list new imports as they arrive, with a live queue and clear status on every product
- Paste an example description once and every listing follows that structure and tone
Connects with Shopify.
Size Charts
The fix for size-driven returns in the EU.
Wrong-size returns are the quiet margin killer in fashion. Supplier charts are inconsistent, in centimetres, in the wrong language, or just a blurry image you cannot reuse.
Turn any size chart into a clean, branded, correct one. Pull it from a competitor page, a screenshot or your clipboard, fix anything in a grid, then publish it to the product page or save it so the lister attaches it automatically.
- Extract a chart from a competitor URL, an uploaded image or a pasted screenshot
- Edit headers and values in a grid, with a live preview as you go
- Convert between centimetres, inches and millimetres, and between EU and US shoe sizes
- Style it in your brand colour and give it your own title
- Publish it to the product page now, or save it once and let the lister apply it on every future listing
- Export to CSV, with low-confidence extractions flagged for a quick review
Connects with Shopify.
Creative production without the design bottleneck
Build ad-ready visuals from your product photos, turn them into ready-to-shoot video and photo briefs, and keep everything organized.
Creative Generator
Scroll-stopping creatives without opening a design tool.
Ads die from fatigue, so you need fresh creatives constantly. Hiring a designer for every variant is slow and expensive, and homemade ones look like a dropship store.
Pick a layout, drag your product photos into the frames, and export ad-ready statics, collages and carousels. Set how many of each you want and produce a batch from one product in a single session.
- Eleven ad-grounded collage layouts plus statics and multi-card carousels, ordered by what you use most, with the count for each set by you
- A photo pool from the product, the whole collection, or images you upload yourself
- Drag, pan and zoom inside each frame to nail the crop, baked into the export
- Square ad-ready exports at the right size, with custom dimensions when you need them
- Download a whole batch as a ZIP, or send it straight into the campaign queue
Video Prompter
UGC-style video output without creators or a studio.
Video is what scales on TikTok and Reels, but creators are expensive, slow, and rarely on-brand. Writing your own hooks and shot lists from scratch every time does not scale.
Choose a goal, a format and a camera move, and get a precise, ready-to-shoot brief for any AI video generator: hook, on-screen text, audio direction and a voice-over script written to convert. Chain shots into a full ad with the sequence builder.
- A clear goal, format and camera move taxonomy, with six one-click presets for common ad styles
- A scroll-stopping hook, first-frame text overlay and an audio cue for every brief
- Voice-over scripts in five persuasion angles, from scarcity to craft to testimonial, in your store's language
- A hook library you can draw from or generate fresh lines into
- A sequence builder that chains three to six shots into a hook-to-CTA ad, and a Brand Face for founder-style stories
- Briefs that work with any video generator you already use
Photo Prompter
Catalogue-grade product imagery without a shoot.
Supplier photos look like supplier photos. Real photography means models, locations and budget you do not have when you are testing a product you might drop next week.
Pick a finished look and get a detailed, paste-ready photo brief. Lens, lighting and pose are handled for you behind a name, so you choose the result, not the camera settings.
- Twelve curated looks across on-model, clean studio and lifestyle, each with the photography baked in
- On-model controls for model look, pose and a free-text brief when you want something specific
- Looks suggested automatically from what the product actually is
- Build and save your own looks for reuse across the catalogue
- Briefs tailored to the image generator you prefer, ready to edit before you run them
Creative Database
Never lose a winning creative again.
Your best-performing ad is somewhere in a folder of three hundred exports named image_final_v2. When you want to relaunch it, you cannot find it.
Everything the studio produces is archived, searchable and grouped, so a creative is always a search away. Star the winners to keep them forever and let the rest clean themselves up.
- Every static, collage and carousel archived automatically, grouped by date and by product
- Search by product or collection name to find a creative in seconds
- Star favourites to keep them permanently; everything else auto-cleans after 30 days
- Download a single creative, a product's set, or a whole day as a ZIP
- Choose whether new creatives save to the archive or straight to your computer
Know which creatives actually win
Meta tells you what each ad spent. This tells you which hook, scene and format drove it, so you scale the ingredients that work instead of guessing.
Creative Intelligence
See which creatives win, and why, before you scale them.
Ad creatives are where dropshipping money is won or lost, but Meta only shows spend and ROAS per ad. It never tells you which hook, scene or format is carrying the winners, so you scale on a hunch and relaunch the same losing angle.
Creative Intelligence reads every ad in your connected Meta account and breaks performance down by the attributes that matter: format, scene, hook, on-image text and more. It ranks what actually moves CTR and ROAS, flags the creatives going stale, and hands you a kill list, so the next creative is a decision, not a guess.
- A KPI ribbon for spend, revenue, ROAS, link CTR, thruplay rate, CPA and active creatives, each shown against the previous period, across a 14, 30, 90 day or custom range
- Every value of every creative attribute, from format and scene to hook, color mood and on-image text, ranked by spend, CTR or ROAS with spend share and CPA
- Per-image performance inside your Advantage+ and dynamic ads, plus the scene and format combinations that perform best together
- A leaderboard of your top ads and a kill list of your worst, each tagged with the attributes behind it and a spend read of scale, hold or pull back
- Fatigue alerts on winners whose CTR is sliding while they keep spending, with a confidence reading on whether the drop is real or just noise
- A statistical gate so a value is only crowned a winner once it clears significance, with a Proven label reserved for split tests you register and approve yourself
- Turn a winner into your next creative: a make this next brief hands the winning recipe straight to the creative generator
- Benchmark this ad account against your own other accounts once you connect two or more
Connects with Meta.
Launch faster, attribute honestly
Get campaigns out the door in minutes with ready-made copy, then let the pixel sheet tell you, per campaign, what survived, what scaled and what to kill. Your Klaviyo email sits right alongside, ranked by the revenue each flow is leaving on the table, so the second-biggest channel gets the same do-this-next treatment as your ads.
Campaign Launcher
From product to live Meta campaign in minutes.
Testing volume is everything in dropshipping, but every launch means writing copy, uploading creatives, configuring the campaign and hoping you did not break a Meta rule. The friction caps how many products you can test.
Queue the products or collections you want to test, get five ad copy variants drafted for each, set the campaign up once, and launch to Meta. Every launch is checked against Meta's rules first and recorded in full.
- Queue products or collections with their creatives, ready to launch together
- Five ad copy variants drafted per item and checked against Meta's display limits
- Set objective, ad account, page, daily budget and start time, validated against Meta's own rules before launch
- Launch straight to Meta, with creatives uploaded for you
- A full launch history and logbook of every step, so a failed launch is easy to diagnose
Connects with Meta.
Campaign Killer
Stop feeding losers before they eat the week's margin.
Losing ad sets do not announce themselves. They keep spending for days under a ROAS that never recovers, and by the time you notice, the budget is already gone.
An agent watches campaign performance against your own ROAS, spend and break-even rules and surfaces the ad sets that have stopped working, so a kill is one tap instead of a nightly spreadsheet. It proposes first and waits for you, or pauses automatically once you trust it.
- Every live campaign and ad set watched against your ROAS, spend and break-even thresholds
- Underperformers flagged the moment they cross the line, with the spend and return that triggered it
- Pause an ad set in one tap, written straight back to Meta
- Run it as propose-only, or let it auto-pause within the limits you set
- Pairs with the Scaling Sheet, so you cut losers and scale winners off the same numbers
Connects with Shopify + Meta.
Pixel Sheet
Kill the losers fast, scale the winners with proof.
The hardest decision in dropshipping is when to kill a test and when to double down. Guess wrong and you either bleed money on a loser or strangle a winner too early.
The pixel sheet links your Shopify sales back to the Meta campaigns that drove them and walks every test through a simple funnel, so the kill-or-scale call is made on numbers, not feel.
- Shopify sales attributed to Meta campaigns, broken down by product category
- A funnel from launched to day-two survival to scaling, for every test
- Kill rate and win rate, so you can see how your testing is really performing
- Drill into any category to see the individual campaigns, spend and units behind it
- Sales with no matching campaign flagged separately, so nothing hides
Connects with Shopify + Meta.
Email Insights
Your Klaviyo flows, ranked by the money they leave on the table.
Email is a big slice of store revenue, but Klaviyo reporting is a maze. The flow that should earn the most might be sitting in draft, or quietly underperforming, and you would not know until the month is over.
Email Insights reads your Klaviyo flow performance and tells you what to fix first. It sizes the recoverable revenue per flow against its type benchmark, flags the canonical flows you are missing, watches spam, bounce and unsubscribe rates for deliverability slips, and ranks it all into one do-this-next queue. It is read-only to Klaviyo, so you run every fix yourself.
- A ranked do-this-next queue, with a real deliverability crisis outranking pure revenue opportunities
- Per-flow recoverable-revenue estimate, sized against the benchmark for that flow type and your real order value where known
- Missing-flow detection for welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase, winback and back-in-stock
- An inbox-health reading (healthy, watch, at risk) from spam, bounce and unsubscribe rates
- A message-by-message breakdown that finds the weakest step in each sequence
- A daily check that posts the top fixes straight into your Action Center
- Open rate kept off the headline numbers and labelled as inflated by Apple Mail Privacy, so a weak flow cannot hide behind a big open number
Connects with Klaviyo.
Account Guardian
Catch a Meta or processor problem before it bans you.
Meta's visible feedback score lags about 60 days, and a processor acts on a dispute ratio you usually find out about too late. For a store that runs on paid Meta traffic, either one is fatal.
Account Guardian turns your shipping, return, refund, complaint and chargeback data into two plain-language risk readings plus dispute-evidence deadlines. It gives a four-to-eight-week early warning from leading indicators, names the dominant cause, and only ever raises advisory cards. It never changes anything on its own.
- A modeled Meta feedback-score risk banded healthy, watch, poor-trending or penalty-risk, with the single dominant driver named
- Your payment dispute and chargeback rate banded against processor thresholds
- Dispute-evidence-deadline reminders when you connect Shopify Payments dispute access, so a representment window is not missed
- Record your real Meta feedback score by hand to override the model
- A week-over-week trend so you see a band worsening before it bites
- Advisory only: it warns and explains, you decide
Connects with Shopify + Meta.
Shopify Guardian
See a payout hold or a deactivation coming, not after it happens.
Shopify Payments can put your funds in reserve, hold a payout or shut a store down over a dispute rate you never saw building. By the time the notice arrives, the option to fix it is already gone.
Shopify Guardian rolls your dispute and chargeback rate, unfulfilled and late shipments, tracking coverage and refund rate into one Guardian Score, with a do-this-next list of what is dragging it down before it becomes a hold. A report-only dispute view keeps every open case and its evidence deadline in sight, without ever filing anything for you.
- A single Guardian Score built from dispute and chargeback rate, unfulfilled and late shipments, tracking coverage and refund rate
- A do-this-next queue that names the biggest driver dragging the score down
- Late-shipment and unfulfilled-order watch, so a delivery problem is caught before it becomes a dispute
- A report-only view of every open dispute, with the evidence deadline for each
- A week-over-week trend, so you see the score worsening before a reserve or hold lands
- Advisory only: it warns and explains, you decide
Connects with Shopify.
The back office, finally in one place
Fulfillment, returns, suppliers, quality and support: the daily grind that decides your margin, handled in the same dashboard as everything else.
Orders
Every order's real status, without opening Shopify.
With long shipping times, customers ask where their order is constantly, and the orders that quietly go wrong are the ones that become chargebacks. You cannot watch them one by one.
Every order lands in one view sorted by what it actually needs, with carrier tracking and the age of each order on show, so the ones drifting toward a problem stand out before the customer emails.
- Orders sorted by state: unfulfilled, in transit, delivered, exceptions, cancelled and refunded
- Carrier tracking numbers and links, with how long each order has been waiting
- Cancel or record a refund and have the change written back to Shopify
- Exceptions surfaced so failed and stuck deliveries do not slip through
- Every status change logged, so there is always a record of what happened
Connects with Shopify.
Returns & Disputes
Returns and chargebacks, handled before they hurt margin.
Returns and chargebacks are a structural cost in fashion dropshipping. Scattered across email, Shopify and the payment provider, they are impossible to learn from, and you eat costs your supplier should cover.
One queue for every return, refund, chargeback and dispute, with the reason, the status and who pays recorded against each. Patterns become visible, so you can fix the product or supplier behind them.
- Return requests, refunds, chargebacks and disputes in a single queue
- Reasons captured, including size issue, damaged, wrong item and not as described
- An action and status on each case, from full refund to reship to store credit to denied
- Who bears the cost recorded as you, the supplier, or split
- Chargeback timelines and amounts pulled from your payment data, converted to one currency
Connects with Shopify.
Suppliers
Know which supplier to trust before you reorder.
When one product scales, your supplier becomes your whole business, and the bad ones cause the returns and the angry tickets. Most dropshippers track suppliers in their head.
A directory of who you buy from, with the details that matter, automatically tied to what you have spent with them and how their products actually perform on quality.
- Contact, country, platform, lead time, payment terms and a rating for each supplier
- Total spent and order count rolled up automatically from your invoices
- A quality pass rate per supplier, drawn from your checks
- The products you source from each supplier, in one place
- A clear basis for deciding who to reorder from and who to drop
Quality Checks
Hold suppliers accountable with evidence, not arguments.
When a product arrives defective, it is your reputation on the line, and getting a supplier to take responsibility without proof is a losing battle.
Log a quality check with photos from the supplier and the customer, mark the outcome, and have it count toward that supplier's record so a pattern of defects is undeniable.
- Photo-based checks with supplier and customer images side by side
- A clear status: open, passed, issues found or failed
- Each check tied to the supplier, feeding their pass rate
- Notes and the related size chart kept with the record
- A growing evidence trail for disputes and reorder decisions
Customer Service
Clear the WISMO queue without living in your inbox.
Long shipping times mean a flood of 'where is my order' tickets. Answering the same questions all day is soul-destroying, and slow replies turn into refunds and chargebacks.
Connect the helpdesk you already use and tickets arrive with the order looked up, the issue classified and a reply drafted, waiting for one keystroke. Routine questions can answer themselves within limits you set, and every edit you make trains the next draft.
- Tickets and full threads synced in from your helpdesk, attachments included
- Each ticket classified on arrival: tracking, delivery, returns, lost parcels, delays, out of stock, chargebacks and more
- The customer's order looked up first, so replies carry real tracking, fulfilment and refund context
- Read, edit and approve a draft with a single keystroke, then move to the next
- Routine categories set to send themselves, with a confidence threshold and a daily cap you control
- Legal threats, chargeback warnings and angry customers flagged for you to handle
- When you switch it on, the agent can propose the matching Shopify action, a refund, cancel, address change or return, for you to approve in one tap; money actions always wait for your OK
Connects with Your helpdesk + Shopify.
Profit you can trust, updated daily
Revenue from Shopify, ad spend from Meta, COGS read automatically from your supplier invoices. Combined into a P&L that's actually current.
Profit & Margin
Real profit, not vanity revenue.
Revenue looks great until you subtract ad spend, product cost, payment fees and refunds. Most dropshippers only learn their real margin at the end of the month, when it is too late to act.
A daily profit and loss that combines revenue from your store, product cost from your invoices, ad spend from Meta and payment fees, so you can see true net profit and margin every day, down to a single order.
- Revenue, product cost, ad spend, fees and refunds combined into daily net profit and margin
- Product cost read from your uploaded invoices, with a manual override per order when you need it
- Ad spend pulled from Meta, or set by hand for any day
- Return on ad spend and cost-of-goods percentage worked out for you
- Open any day to see the orders behind it, with the cost breakdown per order
Connects with Shopify + Meta.
Scaling Sheet
Scale on margin, not just on ROAS.
A campaign can show a healthy ROAS and still lose money once product cost is in. Scaling on the wrong number is how dropshippers grow their way into losses.
Track a campaign day by day with budget and spend from Meta, sales from Shopify, and the product cost folded in, so you see margin and break-even, not just ROAS. Your manual corrections survive every re-sync.
- Budget, spend, sales, revenue, margin and ROAS per campaign, per day
- Break-even ROAS and cost-per-unit shown alongside, so scaling decisions account for true cost
- Manual edits to budget, spend or sales that persist through every Meta and Shopify sync
- A campaign picker that searches by campaign or product name
- Saved sheets per campaign, so a scaling history is always there to compare
Connects with Shopify + Meta.
Invoices
Supplier invoices become accurate COGS, automatically.
Supplier invoices come as PDFs, photos and spreadsheets in every layout and currency. Typing unit costs into a sheet by hand is tedious, and getting it wrong quietly corrupts every profit number you have.
Upload an invoice in almost any format and the products, quantities and unit costs are read out and pushed into your cost of goods, so your profit and loss reflects what you actually paid.
- Upload invoices as PDF, image, Excel or CSV, in any layout or language
- Supplier, invoice number, date, currency and per-line unit costs read out for you
- Shipping and logistics captured separately from goods
- Costs flow straight into your cost of goods and into the P&L
- A confidence flag and warnings on anything worth a second look, with a one-click re-read
Built for teams, stores and scale
Underneath every module sits the same multi-tenant foundation: organizations that hold stores, people with roles, and credentials that stay encrypted.
Multi-store
Run every brand from one login.
Serious dropshippers run more than one store, and juggling separate logins, separate tools and separate spreadsheets per brand multiplies the busywork.
Hold any number of stores under one organization and switch between them instantly. Every module, every number and every integration follows the store you are in.
- Any number of stores in a single organization
- Instant context switching, with the whole dashboard following the active store
- Separate data, credentials and branding per store, never mixed
- Plans sized by store count, so you only pay for what you run
Roles & permissions
Give your VA the inbox, not the bank details.
As you hire help for support or fulfilment, you need them in the tool without handing over your ad account, your finances and every store you own.
Owner, admin and member roles, with member access set per module and per store, so each person sees exactly what their job needs and nothing else.
- Owner, admin and member roles
- Per-member access to dashboard, marketing, content, support and operations
- Access set per store, so a contractor can be scoped to one brand
- Permissions enforced on every action, not just hidden in the menu
Light & dark mode
Easy on the eyes, late into the night.
Managing stores across time zones means working early and late, and a dashboard locked to one bright theme is a strain on long days.
The entire dashboard ships in both a light and a dark theme. Each person picks the one they prefer from the topbar, and the choice sticks.
- A light and a dark theme across every module, designed for both rather than just inverted
- Set per person from the topbar, remembered on every reload
- Painted before the page loads, so there is no bright flash on the way in
Interface languages
Work in your language, sell in your customer's.
European dropship teams are rarely all English-first, and forcing everyone into one interface language slows the people doing the work.
The interface is available in seven languages, set per person, while the lister translates your products into any language your markets shop in, well beyond those seven.
- Interface in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch and Polish
- Language set per user, so each teammate works in their own
- Product translation into any language you sell in, not only the seven the interface speaks
Per-store integrations
One store's accounts never bleed into another.
When brands share one set of connected accounts, spend and data get tangled and a single revoked token can take down everything.
Every store connects its own Shopify, Meta and support accounts, kept separate and stored encrypted, so each brand's data and spend stay cleanly its own.
- Each store connects its own Shopify, Meta and support accounts
- Accounts cleanly separated per store, never shared
- Credentials stored encrypted, with only the last characters shown
- Connections you can test and re-connect from the store's own settings
Security
The keys to your stores, kept locked.
Your account holds the access tokens to every store, ad account and payout you have. One weak password should not put all of that at risk.
Two-factor authentication that an organization can require for everyone, with every integration credential stored encrypted, so the keys to your business stay protected.
- Two-factor authentication, enforceable for a whole organization
- Integration credentials stored with strong encryption
- Data isolated per store at the database level
- Secure defaults across the platform
Refer & earn
Get paid for every store you bring in.
You already tell other store owners what you run on. Word of mouth usually earns you nothing back.
Share your personal link and earn €50 when a referred store pays its first month, then 15% recurring for as long as it keeps paying. Track referrals, what is payable and what you have earned from a dashboard in Settings.
- A personal referral link you copy from the Affiliates tab in Settings
- €50 for a referral's first month, then 15% recurring for as long as it keeps paying
- A per-currency dashboard of referrals, payable, pending, lifetime earned and paid out
- Commission settles after a 30-day window, and payouts are recorded by hand
See it with your own store data
The tour is nice. Your dashboard is better. Connect Shopify and the overview fills itself.