Bring All Your Store Data in One Place with Shopify Multi-Store Report

Managing multiple Shopify stores can be so overwhelming. Switching between stores, tracking orders, monitoring sales, and compiling reports manually is time-consuming and inefficient. The Multi-Store Reporting solves this problem by giving you a complete and simple view of all your Shopify store data in one place. 

With Multi-Store Reporting, you can consolidate data from all your Shopify stores, and track business metrics effortlessly, without playing on multiple reports by consolidating any reports under your primary store. 

Why Do You Need Multi-Store Reporting?

Keeping track of business metrics can be overwhelming if you operate multiple Shopify stores. Without a centralized reporting system, you might spend hours manually pulling data each day. 

But With Multi-Store Reporting, you can:- 

• Save time by automating reports instead of fetching data manually.
• Get a complete business overview with all store data in one place.
• Track essential metrics like orders, sales, revenue, refunds, and payouts without switching between dashboards.
• Export reports to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets and integrate them with ERP tools.
• Analyze best-selling products in each store for better stock management.
• Track customer purchase patterns to enhance marketing tactics.
• Manage payouts and transactions for accurate financial tracking.

This means you no longer have to switch between different Shopify dashboards. Whether you need sales figures, refund data, tax reports, or payout summaries, everything is available in a single, easy-to-read report.

How Multi-Store Reporting Works

Shopify Multi-Store Reporting simplifies your business process by connecting all stores and consolidating primary data into a single report, eliminating the need for the same manual tasks.

Getting started with Multi-Store Reporting is everyone’s cup of tea. Once your store is connected, the app pulls data from all your stores, creating a single and clear report that includes metrics to analyze from every store you manage.

From there, you can generate custom reports tailored to your business needs or use prebuilt templates to get started instantly. If you need daily or weekly updates, you can schedule automated reports to run at specific times.

Why Use Shopify Multi-Store Reporting? 

• Saves time by eliminating the need to switch between multiple dashboards.
• Provides a complete business overview in one primary report.
• Enhances data accuracy by automatically integrating multi-store data.
• Improves analyzing with clear insights into sales, products, and customer trends.
• Optimizes operations by reducing manual tracking and reporting tasks.

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How Multi-Store Reporting Helps Businesses

Let’s take the ABC Store as an example. This store owns five Shopify stores in different countries. The team needs to update its ERP system with sales, refunds, and revenue data every day.

Without Multi-Store Reporting, they would have to log in to each store separately, export the data, and manually merge it into a single report, which would take a lot of time and energy.

However, this app connects all five stores under one main store. The reports are scheduled to update automatically every morning, ensuring that the latest sales data is available without manual work. The team simply downloads the report and syncs it with their ERP tool, saving hours of hard work and time.

With Shopify’s default reports, you have to manually export data from each store and merge it in Excel. Reporting Tools eliminate this manual work by automatically pulling and organizing data from all your stores into one dashboard, which is a cherry on top.

Key Features of Multi-Store Reporting

One Store, One Report – View all your Shopify store data from a single dashboard.

Scheduled Reports – Set up daily, weekly, or monthly reports to keep your data up to date.

Custom & Prebuilt Reports – Create your reports or use ready-made templates for quick insights.

Data Export & Integration: You can Download CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets reports and sync them with ERP tools.

Supports Multiple Sales Channels – Connect sales data from sources like Google Analytics for a complete picture.

How to Set Up Multi-Store Reporting

• Install Report Pundit on all your Shopify stores.
• Select a main store where all data from other stores will be merged.
• Connect your secondary stores and sync the data.
• Customize your reports based on the metrics you need.
• Schedule reports to run automatically for real-time updates.
• Start Managing Multiple Shopify Stores Effortlessly

Conclusion

If you run multiple Shopify stores, you don’t have to waste time switching between dashboards or manually compiling reports. By integrating data from all connected stores into a single, consolidated report, you gain real-time insights into sales, products, customers, payouts, transactions, fulfillments, and inventory.

Compiling your reports together can save you time, reduce errors, and make better decisions to optimize business performance. Instead of spending hours on spreadsheets, you can save money. 

Track all your stores with multi-store reporting.