Which of these sounds like you?
Different sellers need different parts of this product on day one. Here is what each shape gets straight away, and what it is waiting on.
You sell on several marketplaces and run Veeqo
Two or more of Amazon, Shopify, eBay and Walmart, with Veeqo holding your products, stock and costs.
From day one: Everything: profit, forecasting, purchasing, shipping, returns.
You sell on Amazon, and Amazon ships it
Amazon only, fulfilled by Amazon, with no fulfilment platform of your own.
From day one: Profit with FBA and merchant-fulfilled split apart, purchasing, stock health, analysis, costs and returns.
Label buying isn't shown — your marketplace handles fulfilment.
You sell your own brand through Shopify
Shopify as the main storefront, with a third-party logistics provider shipping for you.
From day one: Profit revenue and refunds, sales analysis, returns once Shopify grants the returns scope, and profit by product once your catalogue is in — from Shopify or a CSV.
Shopify Payments fees are taken from each order's transactions; fees from other payment gateways aren't exposed, and the P&L shows that gap rather than hiding it.
You hold stock in more than one place, or sell kits
Several warehouses, or products assembled from other products.
From day one: Everything The Twin gets, plus per-location stock and kits forecast through their components.
You buy labels on your own carrier accounts
Your own FedEx rates, with Veeqo providing your order queue.
From day one: Rates and label buying on your own FedEx account, with Veeqo for the order queue.
Own-account rates and labels support FedEx, with Veeqo providing the order queue. Production labels require FedEx certification. Own-account UPS label buying is not supported. You can upload supported carrier billing CSVs to include shipping spend in the P&L.Setup and verification required
You are paid in something other than US dollars
A non-USD currency, sales outside the US, or VAT to account for.
From day one: Everything for your shape, in your currency, with revenue reported net of VAT when you are VAT-registered.
Your currency is handled, and if you are VAT-registered your revenue is reported net of VAT rather than gross. Supported Shopify refunds retain reported tax. Coverage varies by marketplace and refund source; reconcile a real period with your accountant before relying on the margin.Setup and verification required
Not sure?
The request form asks eight questions about how you sell, and tells you which of these you look like — and what is pending for that shape — before anyone contacts you.