Two to five Stores under one login, consolidated in your Reporting Currency at the Order date, on the same Cost rules and the same Refund Basis — so the Brands actually compare.
| Brand | Currency | Net Sales | CM3 Margin | Net Profit | CAC | 12-Mo LTV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulse AudioShopify · US | USD | $118,118 | 11.1% | $10,318 | $90 | $323 |
| Northside CoffeeShopify · CA | CAD | $74,204 | 14.8% | $9,110 | $41 | $288 |
| Field SupplyWooCommerce · UK | GBP | $52,660 | 6.2% | −$1,204 | $112 | $196 |
| Group | USD | $244,982 | 11.3% | $18,224 | $78 | $289 |
Three Stores in three tools produce three definitions of Profit. That is the problem Kompound is built to remove.
32 currencies, each Order converted at its own date — never at today’s rate, which would quietly rewrite last quarter.
The same Refund Basis, Default Margin logic and cost dating everywhere, so a 12% Margin means the same thing in every Brand.
Your Northside marketer gets Northside. Your group finance lead gets all three. Access is per Store, not per account.
Growth covers three Stores, Scale any number. Additional Shopify Stores install on a $0 linked plan, so you are billed once.
Connect, set a Default Margin, and the backfill runs overnight — the same path as your first Store, without redoing Cost rules.
Group Net Profit hides it. The consolidated table puts each Brand’s CM3 and Net Profit side by side, in one currency.
At the Order date, not today's rate — so a month closed six months ago reads the same today as it did then.
Yes. Access is granted Store by Store, and the Audit Log records who was given what.
No. One account, one charge. Growth covers three Stores and Scale covers any number.
Yes, in the same consolidated view, with the same Reports on both.
Start on Shopify or WooCommerce. Your first true Income Statement lands tomorrow.