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How to See All Your Sales in One Place (Amazon, Shopify & More)
When you sell on Amazon and Shopify and maybe Walmart or Etsy, each has its own login, its own report, and its own definition of a “sale.” Working out how the whole business is doing means adding it up by hand — usually in a spreadsheet, usually out of date.
Here's how to get every channel into one live number.
Why it's hard
Each platform reports differently — fees, currencies, refunds and date ranges don't line up — so you can't just stack the numbers. And nothing shows Amazon and Shopify together out of the box, so most sellers rebuild a combined view manually every week.
Your options
1) Spreadsheet: export each platform's report and combine them — free, but manual and always slightly stale. 2) One platform's native reports: only shows that platform. 3) A connected dashboard: connect each store's API once and it normalises them into one view — every channel side by side, rolled into one total, updating on its own.
What to look for in a combined view
Make sure it shows a single total AND the split by channel (so you know where growth is coming from), handles fees so “sales” means what you actually keep, and stays live without re-exporting. Adding your ad channels (Meta, Google, Amazon Ads) alongside lets you see sales and the spend that drove them in the same place.
That's the core of what Dash Captain does — connect your stores and ad accounts and see sales, ad spend and profit across all of them in one simple dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see Amazon and Shopify sales together?
Connect both to a dashboard tool that normalises each platform's data into one view. It handles the different fee and reporting formats and shows a combined total plus the per-channel split.
What's the best way to track sales across multiple channels?
A connected multichannel dashboard that pulls each store and marketplace by API and keeps the numbers live, rather than exporting reports into a spreadsheet you rebuild each week.
Can I see all my store sales in one dashboard?
Yes — connect each store once to a dashboard that combines them, so all your sales roll up into one total with a breakdown by channel, updated automatically.
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