AI operating system for ecommerce

Every signal,
one operating system.

Profflow reads the business behind every sale, explains what changed, forecasts what follows and prepares the next decision.

Profflow OS Reading your accounts
Shopify
Orders · refunds · products
Acquisition
Spend by ad set
Payments
Fees actually charged
Profflow IntelligenceNet profit, VAT and the cost model, in one place
  1. Reconcile
  2. Explain
  3. Forecast
  4. Recommend
01DecisionThe one thing worth doing, with its working
02ForecastCash and profit ahead, with a range
03ActionCarried out only once you approve it

01 / The product

Analytics tells you what happened.
An operating system responds.

Profflow continuously reads the financial and operating signals already present in the business. It turns those signals into a complete view of profit, cash and the decisions behind both.

Your Shopify store is the model. Ad accounts and payment processors add measured costs to it; none of them is required to start.

02 / Financial control

One business model.
Six ways into it.

Start with the question that matters today. Every view uses the same underlying revenue, cost and timing model.

01Shopify

Real net profit

One retained-profit figure after goods, ads, fees, refunds, shipping and VAT.

02Shopify

Daily P&L

A complete result for every trading day, with the costs that made it green or red.

03Financial control

Cash-flow forecast

See the effect of payout timing, fixed costs and planned commitments before the balance moves.

04Advertising

Profit ROAS

Measure acquisition against contribution after variable costs, not attributed revenue alone.

05European commerce

EU VAT & OSS

Keep VAT inside the operating model, split by destination and visible before filing.

06Billing

Invoices

Create sequential, tax-correct invoices from the information already in Profflow.

07Per product

Product contribution

Rank products by what they leave after discounts, VAT and their own cost — with each row saying whether that cost was real or estimated.

08Forward view

Forecast

Revenue, profit and orders projected forward, each with a range measured from how far the same method missed this store’s own history.

09Promotions

Discount profitability

What a promotion gave away out of contribution rather than revenue, and the extra volume it needed to break even.

10Trust

Reconciliation

The identities that must hold to the cent, the coverage checks and the variances worth naming — run on every load.

11Watching

Alerts

Eight rules watching profit, margin, revenue, ROAS and runway against lines you set — each alert carrying the threshold it crossed.

12Written

Briefing

What happened, what moved, what to watch and what to do — written from the figures on the screen, the same way twice for the same period.

13Explanation

Root-cause analysis

The change in profit split exactly into the lines beneath it, adding back to the cent, with the largest mover named.

14What to do next

Recommendations

Ranked by money a month, with the arithmetic on the card, a confidence about the inputs and the risk if it goes the other way.

15One number

Financial health

One score from margin, runway, ad return, refunds and growth — and any component it cannot measure is dropped rather than guessed.

16Measured cost

Payment fees

What Stripe, PayPal and Klarna actually charged, day by day, with the days they did not cover filled from your rate and labelled.

17Against what

Period comparison

A period is a pair of dates, the whole screen answers for it, and the comparison is the equally long stretch immediately before.

18Getting it out

Accounting export

The P&L as a file, built from the same computation the dashboard renders, with measured and estimated still marked apart.

03 / Native by design

Choose the business
you actually operate.

Shared intelligence does not mean flattened data. The language, economics and daily questions stay native to each platform.

ShopifyShopify-native

Turn store activity into financial control.

Orders, products, payments, acquisition, refunds, VAT and cash flow are interpreted as one Shopify operating model.

  • Product contribution
  • Profit ROAS
  • VAT and OSS in cash flow
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04 / Continuous operation

From raw signal
to the next move.

01

Observe

Orders, fees, refunds, ads, payouts and costs arrive as business signals.

02

Detect

Profflow finds the movement that changed profit, margin or cash.

03

Explain

The cause is written plainly and connected to the figures behind it.

04

Forecast

Measured history becomes a labelled view of what may happen next.

05

Recommend

The operating system prepares a decision and shows the expected trade-off.

06

Act

You approve consequential changes. Profflow never silently takes control.

05 / Control

Intelligence with
receipts.

  • Read-only by defaultProfflow observes permitted sources and does not silently change them.
  • Measured stays measuredActual charges remain distinct from estimates and forecasts.
  • Every answer has contextConclusions carry the figures and periods that produced them.
  • You remain the operatorRecommendations can be prepared; consequential action stays yours.

Questions

About the
operating system.

Is Profflow another attribution dashboard?+

No. Advertising is one input inside a wider profit and cash model. Profflow follows what happened after the sale as well as what produced it.

Does the system change my store automatically?+

Not by default. Connections are read-only, and consequential actions remain yours to review and approve.

What is measured and what is forecast?+

Orders, refunds and connected charges are measured. Forecasts and estimates are labelled separately so they cannot quietly look like booked results.

Ready when you are

Put the whole business
in context.

Start with your Shopify store. Profflow builds the operating model around the business you already run.