Measured, not assumed
Margin, supplier sync, and invoicing - run on the numbers, not on hope.
In an illustrative model of six consecutive supplier cost updates, a minimum-margin pricing rule keeps margin at 32% by the sixth update, against 16% for a store re-pricing by hand. That is the same rule the dashboard runs on every order, not a measurement from a customer account.
Evidence, not adjectives
Two illustrative models below, built from the same rules the live dashboard applies. Neither figure is a measured customer result.
Illustrative model - not measured customer data.
Margin under a supplier cost swing (illustrative)
A modelled scenario: six consecutive supplier cost updates, each re-priced against the same minimum-margin rule the dashboard runs live. Not measured customer data.
- With margin-protection rule
- Manual re-pricing
Show the numbers behind this chart
| Update | With margin-protection rule | Manual re-pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Update 1 | 32% | 32% |
| Update 2 | 32% | 29% |
| Update 3 | 33% | 26% |
| Update 4 | 31% | 23% |
| Update 5 | 32% | 19% |
| Update 6 | 32% | 16% |
Supplier sync reliability
SKUs synced without a manual fix, 30-day illustrative average
Illustrative model - not measured customer data.
Built for merchants who sell across currencies
International Shopify merchants carry a different set of risks than a single-market store. APPNOLIO is built around three of them.
Multi-currency margin protection
A cost or FX move that would erode margin on one market is caught before it reaches checkout, in every currency the store sells in, not only the base currency.
Supplier feeds that don't drop stock silently
A feed that goes stale or a SKU that disappears from a supplier's file is a sync failure the dashboard flags immediately, not a phantom out-of-stock listing found three weeks later.
One system instead of five spreadsheets
Pricing rules, supplier data and order history live in one place, so a manual reconciliation step is not what stands between a price change and a live storefront.
Run your margin on numbers, not on hope.
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