The store has its own orders, its own catalog, and its own payouts. Inventory, including days of cover, stays on one record of the product. Faire and Shopify can be one product with two prices, so the number on the store can stand on its own. The product film shows an example Shopify month of $61,480, up 9.1%.
Shopify charts are built from orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. Last month's store revenue and the change come back in seconds. The same product can already be selling on Faire at another price. See the full layer on the platform page.
Shopify orders feed the product record. In the product film the example month on Shopify is $61,480, up 9.1%. The product shows this example. A live brand gets its own figure, revenue and the change, in seconds.
Unison reads the Shopify catalog into the one record: the listing the store shows, and the price on it. When Faire carries the same product, that wholesale price is a second number. The store price stays the store price.
The restock and revenue forecast includes days of cover. Store orders and Faire orders both inform that forecast, because they are one product. A busy store week and a wholesale order land on the same cover number.
Shopify payouts sit with the store orders in the chart. The month can show revenue, the change, and the payout together, drawn from orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. Faire's settlement stays on Faire's line.
Writes to Shopify are for the store. A listing rewrite uses the store's voice. A price change is checked against a band on that price. Stock follows the forecast. Guardrails say what can publish, what waits, and what is blocked.
The first two are store writes, and they proceed when they sit inside the rules you set. The third is the guard film: that Faire raise is held because it is outside the band. The store price is a different number, on the same product.
The product film shows an example month. Shopify in that example is $61,480, up 9.1%. The product shows this example. Charts of it come from the store's orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. Ask a connected brand the same question and the revenue and the change return in seconds.
Last month is the backward look: revenue and the change, by marketplace, with Shopify on its own line. The restock and revenue forecast is the forward look, and it includes days of cover. When Faire is selling the same product, those wholesale orders are already in the cover math. The store team sees one number for the product and one number for the Shopify month.
When Shopify is the marketplace missing the SKU, a launch writes the store listing, the store price, and the stock. If the product already has a Faire price, this is the second price arriving on the record. The new price has to sit inside a band. Across the pair, the guard film holds "Raise Aurora 18% on Faire" because that instruction is outside the band. A store launch follows the store's band.
The call treats Shopify as one channel in the record, with its own price and its own writes. Schedule a call and we will ask these of the store you run.
We ask whether Faire and Shopify are one product with two prices. If they are, the store price and the wholesale price both stay on the record, and a write on Shopify leaves the Faire price untouched. The held Aurora raise in the guard film is a Faire event. The store has its own band.
The call asks which identifier ties a product across channels. On Shopify that is often the SKU the store already uses. We still ask about UPC, ASIN, and anything else, because Amazon, Walmart, and Faire have to meet the same row.
We ask if Unison may read Shopify orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts, and write listings, price, and stock. Then we ask what can publish on its own, what waits for someone on the brand, and what is blocked. A listing rewrite and a price change can have different answers.
We ask the days-of-cover line you reorder on, so the forecast matches the habit the store already runs. Questions about the month, the listing, or the ads come back as an answer that only uses the brand's orders, ads, and catalog.
Faire is the second price. Amazon and Walmart are where the PPC terms meet the titles. Every channel is on the platform, and the scope is set on a call.
One product, two prices. "Raise Aurora 18% on Faire" stays outside the band.
AmazonUp 14.2% in the product film. Amazon PPC terms are missing from the titles.
WalmartThe example month, plus Walmart PPC terms missing from the product titles.
WooCommerceIts orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts join the same product record.
eBayListing, price, and stock, written for eBay and kept inside a band.
EtsyA listing for that marketplace, with price and stock inside a band.
TikTok ShopAn answer that only uses the brand's orders, ads, and catalog.
We will ask whether Faire is a second price on the same product, which key ties the SKU, and what the store is allowed to publish.
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