Integrated Dashboard

Multi-marketplace EC sales, made visible in one view by product × platform × week.

We consolidate sales data from Rakuten, ZOZOTOWN, Amazon, Yahoo!, your own D2C store, and more into a single BI dashboard (equivalent to Looker Studio/Metabase) that you can access anytime. On top of that, for the KPIs you need to track, an AI writes a weekly report covering why sales rose or fell and what to do next — reviewed by an analyst with hands-on e-commerce experience and delivered automatically.

RakutenZOZOTOWNAmazonYahoo!Own D2C Site
Sound Familiar?

The more marketplaces you add, the harder it is to see the full picture

Recurring scenes for EC sellers running multiple marketplaces.

01

Monday morning starts with opening a stack of admin dashboards

Rakuten RMS, ZOZOTOWN, Amazon Seller Central, Yahoo!, your own store. Just pulling together last week's sales eats your whole morning — and you still can't break it down by product.

02

You can't answer "where should this product actually sell?"

The same product might do better on Rakuten one week and Amazon the next. You can sense it, but without numbers to back it up, ad spend and inventory allocation stay a guessing game.

03

You always notice the post-sale slump too late

After a major sale event, your best sellers often drop off — but you don't notice until month-end close. By the time you act, the next sale is already here.

What You Get

A stack of admin dashboards, turned into one BI dashboard

Sales, inventory, and SKU-level views. Scroll to see the actual screens. The dashboard is available anytime — not just something you check once a week.

Sales View

See what's selling, and where

Sales by product × platform, shown through KPI summaries and weekly trend charts. The dashboard is always accessible — you'll see the latest numbers every time you open it.

Inventory View

Stockouts and low stock, across every marketplace

Inventory scattered across marketplaces, shown side by side. Out-of-stock and low-stock SKUs are automatically highlighted, so you never miss the moment to rebalance.

Integrated Dashboard · Inventory View ・ LiveSample

Total Stock

1,842 units

-4.2%

Out-of-Stock SKUs

3

+50%

Low-Stock SKUs

5

+25%

Stock Value (Est.)

$41,200

-2.1%

Inventory by Marketplace (SKU level)

Product (SKU)RakutenZOZOTOWNAmazonYahoo!Own D2C SiteStatus
Organic Green Tea 100pkTEA-GRN-10042 units6 units0 units27 unitsOut of Stock
Domestic Honey 500gHNY-JP-5003 units22 units9 units14 unitsLow Stock
Low-Sugar GranolaGRN-LC-0131 units0 units12 units8 unitsOut of Stock
Drip Coffee 30-packCOF-DR-300 units2 units25 units33 unitsOut of Stock

SKU View

Drill down as far as the SKU level

Sales and inventory by SKU — detail you can't see at the product level, all on one screen. Built so you can verify for yourself why a number is what it is.

Integrated Dashboard · SKU View ・ LiveSample
SufficientLow StockOut of Stock

Sales & Inventory by SKU

SKUProductWeekly SalesTotal StockStatus
TEA-GRN-100Organic Green Tea 100pk$10,50075 unitsOut of Stock
HNY-JP-500Domestic Honey 500g$6,98048 unitsLow Stock
GRN-LC-01Low-Sugar Granola$6,68051 unitsOut of Stock
COF-DR-30Drip Coffee 30-pack$4,74060 unitsOut of Stock

Sample dashboard screens. All figures shown are examples.

Weekly AI Report

The KPIs you need to track, sent to the tools you already use

Delivered automatically on a set morning each week, separate from the dashboard. You never have to open the dashboard just to see the report.

AI Commentary

Why it happened, and what to do next

You don't need to open the dashboard every time. A weekly summary, key findings (why the numbers moved), and next actions arrive automatically, in plain language, on a set morning each week.

Follow-Up Tracking

Did last week's suggestion get done?

We track every week whether last week's recommendation was acted on, and what happened as a result. Reports never end at "delivered and forgotten."

Unlimited Q&A

Ask us anything, anytime

Ask "how should I read this number?" over email or chat as often as you like. You stay in control of operations — we hand you the information to decide.

Reports are delivered automatically to the tools you already use — Slack, Chatwork, Teams, email, and more. Recipients, day of week, and time are all configurable.

How It Works

All you do is send us a CSV from each marketplace

Build, analysis, review, and delivery all happen on our side. No account access required.

1

Send a CSV

Just email us the CSV exports from each marketplace's admin dashboard — Rakuten, ZOZOTOWN, Amazon, Yahoo!, your own store, and more.

2

We build the BI dashboard

We build a BI dashboard, available anytime, that automatically aggregates by product × platform × period. Quoted individually based on the number of marketplaces you need connected.

3

A human reviews it

An analyst with hands-on e-commerce experience checks the interpretation and turns it into the one move to make this week.

4

Weekly report delivered automatically

Every week, on a set morning, the weekly AI report arrives automatically — delivered separately from the dashboard.

Build and analysis run on an AI pipeline designed by an analyst with hands-on e-commerce experience, reviewed by a human every week before delivery.

Integrated Dashboard Pricing

STEP 1 — Start here

Setup from $1,500

(excl. tax) · final quote depends on marketplace count and customization

+ Monthly Maintenance $200$300(excl. tax) / month

  • A two-step model: custom-quoted setup, then monthly maintenance — never a one-size-fits-all plan
  • Beyond monthly maintenance, one-off requests are also available at an hourly rate
  • Get started by just sending a CSV — no account access required
  • The BI dashboard is available anytime. A weekly AI report and monthly summary are also delivered automatically
  • Every AI analysis is reviewed by a human analyst with hands-on e-commerce experience
  • We don't manage your ads or inventory for you — we hand you the information to decide

STEP 2 — Once you've built a track record with us, we may propose moving to a standardized monthly subscription ($198$298/month, excl. tax, varies by marketplace count). If you'd rather not, you can stay on custom-quoted setup + monthly maintenance indefinitely.

Rough Estimate

Estimate from page count and data source count

Cost Estimator

Enter your page count and data source count to see a rough setup cost estimate.

Views like sales, inventory, SKU-level, etc.

2

Number of marketplaces/systems to integrate (Rakuten, Amazon, your own store, etc.)

2
  • Core setup + data infrastructure22h
  • Data source integration (2 × 8h)16h
  • Page design & build (2 × 6h)12h
  • Total hours50h

Estimated setup cost (calculated at $40$50/hour)

$2,000$2,500

Estimates only — actual quotes are provided through the free diagnostic (minimum $1,500 (excl. tax) · final quote depends on marketplace count and customization).

Integrated Dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — that's the core use case. Send us the CSV exports from each marketplace's admin panel, and we'll consolidate sales for the same product side by side into a single BI dashboard broken down by product, platform, and period. If you sell on a marketplace not listed here, just ask whether we can support it. Ad performance (GA4 × each ad platform) can also be built into the same dashboard.

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Start by diagnosing your EC visibility gap

We start with custom-quoted setup (from $1,500 + monthly maintenance $200$300, excl. tax). Begin with the free visibility diagnostic.