Agentis reads your Stripe fee schedule — including Amex vs Visa differentials, BNPL surcharges, and international card fees — to calculate true net margin per order.
Agentis connects to your Stripe account via the Balance Transaction API to read the actual processing fee for each payment. Instead of using a flat 2.9% estimate, Agentis knows the exact fee: 3.5% for Amex, 2.9% + 0.30 for domestic Visa, 4.4% for Klarna/Afterpay BNPL, and so on. This fee flows into the margin calculation at checkout, so your profit floor accounts for the real cost of the payment method the customer selects.
Agentis uses the Stripe Connect OAuth flow with read-only permissions (balance.read, charges.read) to access your account. We query the Balance Transaction API to extract actual per-transaction fees, and the Payment Intent API to identify the payment method and card brand before the charge is captured. For BNPL providers (Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm), we read the provider-specific fee from Stripe's fee breakdown. Data syncs occur via webhooks (charge.succeeded, charge.dispute.created) for real-time updates.
Stripe is our primary payments integration. We also support Shopify Payments (which runs on Stripe) and are building connectors for Braintree and Adyen. Contact us for your specific processor.
Yes. You can configure rules like 'disable Amex on orders below 15% margin' or 'disable BNPL on sale items.' Agentis communicates this to Shopify via the Payment Customization API.
Agentis reads your actual fees from the Balance Transaction API, so it automatically reflects any custom or negotiated rates you have with Stripe. No manual fee configuration needed.
Solution
Go beyond Shopify’s native reporting with real-time margin intelligence that factors in live COGS from NetSuite, freight zone costs, and FX rates.
Solution
Stop invisible margin erosion from stacked promos, influencer codes, and free shipping thresholds. Agentis enforces profit floors at checkout for DTC brands on Shopify Plus.
Margin Analysis
The gradual, often undetected loss of profit across many orders — driven by small per-order cost overruns that compound into significant revenue erosion over time.
Margin Analysis
The true net profit of a single order after deducting all variable costs — COGS, shipping, discounts, payment fees, fulfillment labor, and return allowances.
Margin Analysis
The percentage of revenue remaining after subtracting the cost of goods sold — a foundational profitability metric that excludes operating expenses, taxes, and interest.
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