Shopify Analytics Consulting
Shopify analytics consulting for brands that have outgrown Shopify reports and packaged dashboards. We put Shopify, Amazon, ad and email data in one Snowflake warehouse, so finance, marketing and operations see the same revenue and margin.
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Shopify and every other channel
Shopify, Amazon, TikTok Shop, Meta, Google Ads and Klaviyo
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Pipelines with checks
Loaded on a schedule, with record counts compared to each source
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Snowflake
Your own warehouse, in your own account
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dbt models
Orders, refunds, fees and costs, each defined once
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Reports people open
Sigma, Power BI or Tableau, all reading the same tables
Sound familiar?
If one of these is true, this work usually pays for itself.
- Shopify, finance and the ad platforms each show a different revenue number for the same month.
- You sell on Amazon or TikTok Shop too, and no report shows margin across all of them.
- Refunds, fees and discounts land in the wrong month, so the monthly numbers keep moving.
- A packaged tool covers marketing, but finance still rebuilds the P&L in spreadsheets.
What we build for Shopify brands
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Shopify to Snowflake pipelines
Orders, line items, refunds, discounts, payouts and customers loaded on a schedule, alongside Amazon, TikTok Shop, ad and Klaviyo data.
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Order, refund and fee models
dbt models that count each order once, put refunds on the right date, and carry platform fees and costs to the order line.
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One product list across channels
A SKU map across Shopify, Amazon and TikTok Shop, including bundles, so product margin adds up.
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Margin, retention and channel reports
Contribution margin by channel, repeat rate and LTV by first order, with reports your team can check against Shopify.
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Answers in plain English
Optional: a question tool on top of the models, so leadership can ask a question and get the number without waiting for an analyst.
Start with the decision, then trace the data
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Start with the numbers that disagree
Bring the Shopify, finance and ad reports that do not match. We trace each one to its source and write down the definition.
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Build a few sources and one set of reports
Shopify plus the next most important channel first, reconciled against each source before anything else is added.
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Hand it to your team
The code, definitions, checks and operating notes stay with you, in your own Snowflake account.
What the work changed

2 weeks to minutes
One model for a multi-brand ecommerce portfolio
Cross-brand questions answered in minutes instead of two weeks, from 120 dbt models. One Shopify migration reconciled 10,105 records after 53 tests passed.
Read the case study →
27% lower average daily warehouse use
Snowflake and Power BI support for a DTC apparel brand
After the refresh schedule changed, average daily Power BI warehouse use was 27% lower than in the measured comparison period.
Read the case study →Free tools and guides
Free tools
Profit Dashboard Readiness CheckTwenty checks on fees, late costs, dates, channel allocation and CAC, with your gaps ranked by cost.Start the check- TikTok Shop Payout CalculatorThe waterfall from one order’s price to the expected payout, and the gap against your settlement report.
- Retention Value CalculatorWhat a better 90-day repeat rate is worth in revenue and gross profit.
- Build Your DTC Data StackOne pick per layer, from ingestion to BI, with the reasons and the phase to start with.
Guides and comparisons
- Why Do Shopify, Finance, and Marketing Report Different Revenue Numbers?Each team counts a different thing on a different date. Name each revenue metric, its grain, time zone and owner.
- Shopify Refund Date vs Order DateWhy a refund this month can belong to last month, and how to report both without double counting.
- Map SKUs Across Shopify, Amazon and TikTokA product crosswalk with dated mappings and bundle quantities, so product margin holds up.
More in the DTC reporting guides and free tools.
Start with the problem
You don't need a finished requirements document. Start with a number the team doesn't trust, a report that takes too long, or a warehouse bill that keeps climbing.
Discuss your data problem