Channels
How your orders actually get fulfilled
Order volume split by fulfilment path — FBA, Shopify Fulfilment Network, dropship — because the mix drives the fee side of every channel’s margin.
The problem
Fulfilment method is the quiet driver of marketplace fees and shipping cost, and it is buried in settlement reports. A shift toward FBA can raise your fee load a few points without any change in what you sell.
How Sellrics does it
Sellrics classifies every order by its fulfilment path from the platform order and settlement data (backend/api/fulfillment.py) and reports the split as a share of total orders, so a change in the mix shows up against the fee-breakdown and P&L views.
What the numbers mean
Each row is a fulfilment channel and its share of total orders for the period. FBA orders carry Amazon fulfilment fees; Shopify Fulfilment Network and dropship carry their own cost structures. The total reconciles to your order count.
A worked example
Illustrative example- Scenario
- 4,521 orders in the month.
- What Sellrics surfaces
- FBA handles 3,012 (66.6%), Shopify Fulfilment Network 1,050 (23.2%), and dropship 459 (10.2%). The FBA share lines up with the FBA fee line in the P&L.
- The move
- If the FBA share is rising, check whether the fee increase it brings is still covered by the margin on those SKUs, or whether some should move to a cheaper path.
See it with sample data
Fictional sample dataA view from the Sellrics dashboard, on fictional sample data — no store connected, nothing stored.
Fulfillment Channels
Sample data · Last 30 days
4,521 total orders fulfilled in the sample period