Know what your store actually made

What it does

Profit, not revenue

Landed cost, shipping, fees, refunds and advertising subtracted from what actually reached the bank — so the number on the dashboard is the one worth acting on.

Where the spend went

Advertising spend beside the sales it can be traced to, per campaign and per ad, using the merchant's own tracking parameters rather than a platform's self-reported credit.

An assistant that reads the store

Ask questions about your own data in writing or out loud. It answers from figures it looked up, and it can propose changes to prices, stock and product pages — nothing is written to a store until the merchant approves that specific change.

Product pages and photography

Draft a product page from a brief, and generate product photographs from the pictures already on the product. Nothing reaches a storefront until the merchant publishes it.

What we connect to, and why

Cashundo only ever reads data the merchant authorises through each platform’s own consent screen, and only to provide the service to that merchant. We do not sell it, we do not use one merchant’s data to serve another, and our model providers do not train on it.

Shopify

Orders, products, inventory and fulfilment, to calculate sales, cost and profit. With the merchant's approval it also writes back a change they have reviewed — a price, a stock level, a product page or an image. It never reads or stores shopper names, email addresses, postal addresses or payment details.

Meta Ads

Campaign, ad set and ad performance with daily spend, to report advertising cost against revenue and to attribute sales to ads. With the merchant's approval it can pause a campaign or change a daily budget. It never creates campaigns and never edits targeting or creative.

Google Ads

Campaign and ad performance with daily spend, read only, for the same reason: so advertising cost from every platform appears in one profit figure instead of being reconciled by hand.

A merchant can disconnect any platform at any time, from Integrations in the app or from the platform itself, which stops collection immediately. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.