Agentis Solution
Unified Margin Visibility Across Your Storefronts and Sales Channels
Compare true per-order profitability across your Shopify, Shopify Plus, and SHOPLINE storefronts and B2B orders, with channel-specific fee models and live ERP cost data.
The Problem
Merchants selling across several storefronts, wholesale portals, and marketplaces face a fundamental visibility problem: each channel has different fee structures, fulfillment costs, and margin profiles, but there’s no unified system tracking per-order profitability across all of them. Payment processing, 3PL rates, B2B freight allowances, and marketplace commissions differ radically. A product profitable on one channel might be losing money on another, and without per-order margin data, you’ll never know.
How Agentis Solves It
Agentis checks every order from your Shopify, Shopify Plus, and SHOPLINE stores, DTC and B2B, within 60 seconds of it being placed. It applies the fee model for that channel and fulfillment path, adds live COGS from NetSuite via Celigo, freight, and FX, and compares the result with the profit floor you set for that channel. Below-floor orders are flagged or held before fulfillment. To be precise about scope: Agentis does not connect to Amazon or other marketplaces today. It covers the storefront orders you control, where an order can still be held before it ships, and its per-order margins give you a clean baseline to compare against your marketplace reports.
Key Benefits
- One per-order margin view across your Shopify, Shopify Plus, and SHOPLINE storefronts
- Per-channel profit floors that account for different fee structures
- Identify which channels and SKUs are margin-positive or margin-negative
- Remove blind spots from siloed channel analytics
Platform Features
- —Per-order margin across Shopify, Shopify Plus, and SHOPLINE storefronts
- —Channel-specific fee modeling (payment processing, 3PL, B2B freight allowances)
- —Per-channel profit floors with flag or hold-before-fulfillment rules
- —Live COGS from NetSuite via Celigo across all connected stores
- —Margin view by channel, SKU, and region
Built for
Merchants running multiple storefronts or DTC plus wholesale channels on Shopify, Shopify Plus, or SHOPLINE
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sales channels does Agentis support?
Agentis connects to Shopify, Shopify Plus, and SHOPLINE stores, covering both DTC and B2B orders placed through them, with COGS from Oracle NetSuite. It does not connect to Amazon or other marketplaces today. Each connected store or channel gets its own fee model and profit floor, so you get one per-order margin view without flattening the differences between channels. Per-channel modeling matters because fee structures differ: payment processing, 3PL rates, and B2B freight allowances look nothing alike, and the same SKU can be profitable in one channel and margin-negative in another. Agentis checks every order within 60 seconds of it being placed and flags or holds the ones below floor before they ship. If you sell on marketplaces as well, use Agentis's storefront margins as the baseline when you compare against your marketplace seller reports.
Does Agentis account for Amazon’s fee structure?
Not today. Agentis does not connect to Amazon, so it does not model referral fees, FBA fulfillment, or storage fees, and it cannot hold an Amazon order. Your Amazon seller reports and marketplace-focused tools remain the right source for that channel. What Agentis does give a multi-channel merchant is an accurate per-order margin for every Shopify, Shopify Plus, or SHOPLINE order, built from live NetSuite COGS, freight, payment fees, and FX. That is useful context when deciding where a SKU belongs: if a product barely clears its floor on your own storefront, where you control fulfillment and fees, it is unlikely to do better after marketplace fees. Compare the same SKU's storefront margin against your marketplace reports before deciding which SKUs to list there.
Can I set different profit floors for different channels?
Yes. Each channel can have its own profit floor, reflecting its cost structure and margin expectations. For example, a 15% floor on DTC might correspond to a lower floor on wholesale, where order sizes are larger and acquisition cost is near zero. The floor is the minimum margin an order must clear after that channel's own fees are applied, so the same number means different things on different channels. Agentis applies the channel-specific fee model first, adds live COGS from NetSuite via Celigo, freight, and FX, then compares the resulting margin against the floor for that channel and fulfillment path. Actions are configurable per channel too, so a breach on wholesale can be flagged for an account manager while a breach on DTC is held before fulfillment. Work backward from the margin each channel needs to contribute rather than copying one number across all of them.
Key Concepts
Margin Analysis
Margin Leakage
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. Also called revenue leakage, a term more common in marketplace-seller (Amazon/Walmart) contexts for the same underlying pattern.
Margin Analysis
Gross Margin
The percentage of revenue remaining after subtracting the cost of goods sold, a foundational profitability metric that excludes operating expenses, taxes, and interest.
Margin Analysis
Order Profitability
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
Margin Intelligence
Real-time visibility into per-order, per-SKU, and per-channel profitability using live data from ERP, logistics, and FX systems.
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