Revenue looks strong, but profit disappoints. Most Shopify sellers track sales closely but treat the cost of goods sold (COGS) as an afterthought.
David Seth
When inventory errors cost your business $50,000 in lost sales, QuickBooks Online’s basic tools are not enough.
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Yash Bodane
Shopify shows two inventory numbers that look similar but mean completely different things. On hand counts everything in your warehouse. Available counts what customers can actually buy.
You are sitting on $50,000 of dead inventory while your bestsellers stock out weekly. ABC analysis promises answers, but most Shopify brands never turn insights into action. The result: lost cash flow, missed sales, and hours wasted on spreadsheets […]
Key takeaways: 2025 tariffs have made import costs a permanent line item, not a temporary disruption 50% duties on aluminum and steel are making packaging one of the biggest margin threats Just-in-time inventory strategies are failing in a […]
Parag Mamnani, Webgility CEO
Shopify tracks variant inventory out of the box. The problem is what happens when you sell the same product across Amazon, eBay, and your retail store.
