3–5 days · Small business packages
Stop rebuilding the Friday sales report by hand
Owner and ops hours spent on CSV exports are expensive—and stale numbers drive bad inventory and ad decisions.
Primary search: automated weekly sales report Shopify
The problem
Shopify admin, ads exports, and inventory sheets never agree. Someone spends Friday afternoon reconciling refunds and shipping so Monday’s meeting has a slide deck that is already wrong by Tuesday.
How we ship it
- 01Define the executive metrics that matter (net sales, AOV, refund rate, top SKUs, channel mix)
- 02Pull Shopify (and optional ads/inventory) on a schedule—no manual CSV ritual
- 03Normalize refunds, discounts, and timezone cutoffs so the numbers don’t drift
- 04Publish a Sheets or Looker Studio view that refreshes before your standup
- 05Document ownership: who trusts which metric and how to spot a bad sync
Outcome
A living weekly pulse replaces the Friday rebuild. Leadership opens one link instead of chasing exports.
Maps to package: The Automated Reporting Pulse · 3 to 5 days
Typical stack
- Shopify Admin API
- Google Sheets and/or Looker Studio
- n8n / Make / scheduled jobs
- Optional Meta/Google Ads exports
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Frequently asked questions
Why not just Coupler or Coefficient?
Connectors move rows. We define the KPI logic, refund handling, and the dashboard your leadership actually uses—then automate the refresh.
Can this include inventory and returns?
Yes, scoped in discovery. Start with sales pulse; add inventory risk and return reasons once the core numbers are trusted.
Ready to close this leak?
Fixed scope. 3–5 days. Wired to the tools you already use.
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