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Shopify + QuickBooks through Unl
Shopify knows what sold; QuickBooks knows what it truly cost once landed. Your reorder rule needs both — and they don’t talk.
Shopify + QuickBooks through Unl reads sell-through and landed cost together against your reorder rule, so each line’s margin is judged on true cost — reorder, hold or drop — not on shelf price alone. The rule lives in Unl.
The criterion that binds them
You ratified a reorder rule that measures margin on landed cost — product plus shipping, duties and fees from QuickBooks — because reordering on shelf-price margin quietly loses money on heavy or imported lines.
The two naked reads
Shopify returns units sold and shelf margin; QuickBooks returns the landed-cost postings. Each accurate; neither computes the true-margin reorder call your rule requires.
The one measured answer
Measured against your rule: the tote looks fine at 38% shelf margin, but landed cost pulls it to 29% — below your line, so hold; the hoodie holds above the line on landed cost — reorder. Only a read that sees both tools under one rule catches the line that shelf margin flatters.
And back again
When you renegotiate freight and the tote clears the line on landed cost, that new cost basis is ratified in Unl — and the next reorder read flips it without a manual recheck.
The answer comes back measured against what you already decided, and why.
A router can copy Shopify sales into a sheet with QuickBooks costs. It cannot judge landed-cost margin against your reorder rule, because that rule — and the reason it uses landed cost — lives in neither tool.
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Questions people ask
Can AI decide reorders on true landed-cost margin?
Yes, through Unl. You ratify the reorder rule on landed cost (product plus freight, duties and fees, with your reasoning), and Shopify and QuickBooks are read together against it — each line returns reorder, hold or drop on true margin.
Why isn't shelf margin enough?
Shelf margin ignores landing costs, so heavy or imported lines look healthier than they are. The rule that uses landed cost lives in Unl, which is why the read can catch the line shelf margin flatters.
Does Unl change stock or the ledger?
Unl reads through your stock and ledger, and can write back on your explicit gesture — it never acts as a side effect of a read.
What if the duties for this shipment have not been billed yet?
Then landed cost is incomplete, and margin measured on it reads higher than it will settle at. That is precisely the error your rule was written to avoid, arriving from the other direction: not shelf-price margin, but landed cost missing a component that has not arrived. The read names which cost lines it found rather than treating an unbilled duty as a zero.
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