Operational reporting
Analyze products, customers, channels, dates, and attributes with reporting, pivots, saved views, and chart-based reviews.
Profitability and reporting
Reports & Accounting for connected Shopify operations.
Use the same records your operators create to investigate revenue, COGS, gross profit, margin, stock movements, and inventory valuation—without presenting SwapTrak as a general ledger.
What SwapTrak helps your team do
Analyze revenue, COGS, and margin
Review inventory valuation history
Build saved reports and chart views
Prepare implemented accounting exports
Core capabilities
Details that stay attached to the operational record.
Valuation and movements
Review inventory valuation by date, product cost changes, and stock movements to support month-end reconciliation.
Accounting handoff
Use available accounting exports and reconciliation workflows as a bridge to your accounting process; SwapTrak does not replace your general ledger or tax adviser.
Connected records
Follow the data behind the decision.
This area is designed to keep the records operators need in view, so a team can investigate work instead of rebuilding context in a spreadsheet.
- Sales orders, products, customers, channels, custom attributes, and COGS
- Inventory valuation, historical valuation, product cost changes, and stock movements
- Saved reports, pivot views, charts, accounting exports, and reconciliation workflows
Practical Shopify workflows
Examples your team can use on the next working day.
Explain a margin change
Compare revenue, discounts, shipping, COGS, and product cost context using the operational records behind a result.
Prepare month-end review
Use valuation and movement views to investigate differences before an accounting handoff.
Frequently asked questions
Useful limits and operational context.
Is SwapTrak a general ledger?
No. It provides operational reporting and implemented accounting exports; it does not replace a general ledger, tax adviser, or accounting review.
Can reports be saved?
Reporting includes saved views, pivots, and chart-based operational analysis.
Where does COGS come from?
COGS uses the connected product, purchasing, inventory, and order records available in the workspace.
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