See your whole US business on one screen.
Your Shopify, ad, Google Analytics, and Klaviyo data sit in one account. Every order is credited once, your customers are grouped by their order history, and each month closes with a statement that matches your bank. You get one login, and our team does the work behind it.
- Revenue, August
- $48,200
- statement matches the bank
- Ad spend, August
- $15,900
- Meta, Google and Microsoft
- Margin after ads
- $10,130
- after product and fulfillment
- Customers
- 1,680
- 168 VIP · 212 at risk
The apps a US launch usually runs on.
A brand selling direct in the US usually pays for a separate app or service for each job below. With Avenor, each job runs inside AvenorOS on the same data. Shopify still runs your store, Klaviyo sends your email, the ad accounts stay in your name, your 3PL ships, your bank holds the money, and your accountant can keep QuickBooks or Xero.
Which ads each platform says led to an order.
Meta, Google, and Microsoft each take credit for the same order, so their reports cannot be added together.
Tracking on your own web address, and every order credited once under four methods, with the total equal to your Shopify revenue and each platform’s own claim beside it.
What buyers say brought them to the store.
The answers sit in their own app, apart from the revenue and ad figures they help explain.
The “How did you hear about us?” question on your Shopify thank-you page, blended with tracked visits in a view labeled directional.
Customer feedback and an NPS score.
The survey often opens on another site, in another design.
Surveys and NPS built in your portal and shown inside your own store, in its design.
A map of the shops that stock the brand.
Someone has to add each new stockist and remove the ones that stop stocking it.
The stockist map on your own site, kept current by our team as accounts open.
Exports from each tool, pasted into one deck.
The deck is out of date within days, and a question about a number goes back to whichever tool it came from.
Your portal, with the same numbers our team works from and ad results refreshed every hour.
Repeat rates and cohorts from store orders.
It usually starts from orders alone, apart from the emails and browsing that came before them.
Cohorts, lifetime value, repeat rates, and customer groups, with a one-line verdict on each report.
The month’s revenue, costs, and cash, assembled after it ends.
Margin after ads is worked out by hand, weeks after the month has closed.
A monthly statement that matches your bank, a live P&L, and exports your accountant can open in QuickBooks or Xero.
Freight, duty, and broker fees for a shipment.
Cost per bottle drifts with each container and each exchange rate, and the sheet is updated when someone remembers.
Freight, duty, and customs spread across every unit, with the allocations adding up exactly to the bill.
Stock on hand, copied from the 3PL portal.
Days of stock left is worked out by hand from last month’s orders.
3PL inventory, shipments, returns, and bills pulled in automatically, and days of stock left at your recent pace of orders.
Which states the brand owes sales tax in.
Thresholds are crossed one state at a time as revenue grows, and a missed registration is found late.
Thresholds, registrations, and a filing calendar. Filing itself stays with your preparer.
Invoices sent and paid.
Payments are recorded apart from the revenue and statements they belong to.
Recurring invoices, reminders, and payment by card or bank transfer.
Rep visits, shelf photos, and notes from the road.
The visit log and the revenue figures live apart, so a rep’s week is judged at month end.
Our reps log check-ins, shelf photos, and reorder timing by venue. Your own view of it is Coming.
What the separate apps cost at your size.
Set your monthly sales and your average order. Each bar is the published price of a widely used app for that job, at your volume.
Each of these apps keeps its own copy of your customers. In AvenorOS the same jobs run on one customer record, next to your orders and ad spend.
Prices are the published monthly plans on the Shopify App Store or each app's own site, checked on 23 September 2026, before tax.
The estimate assumes 20% of sales come from subscriptions, one support ticket for every ten orders, and up to 100 stockists.
The tracking line is the published entry price. Larger stores are quoted on annual sales, so the total is a minimum.
What AvenorOS already knows about an imported drinks brand.
A general-purpose tool starts empty and learns each of these through workarounds. AvenorOS starts with them.
- 01
Sample bottles never count as revenue. Orders with no value are removed before revenue, average order, repeat rate, and cost per customer are worked out, so the samples you send to buyers and press stay out of your numbers.
- 02
Case sizes are set per product, so a case of six bottles and a case of twenty-four cans are each counted as what they are.
- 03
Each bottle shows what it cost to land. Freight, duty, and customs are spread across every unit, and the allocations add up exactly to the freight and duty bill.
- 04
Sales tax follows the states you ship to. AvenorOS shows which thresholds you have crossed, where you are registered, and when each return is due. Filing stays with your preparer.
- 05
Each market keeps its own currency and books, and your group reports in one currency. Exchange rates are stored at high precision, and every export locks the rate it used.
- 06
In the EU, nothing is tracked until the shopper says yes. US shoppers get a “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link, and consent is asked again after thirteen months.
Your team sees the numbers our team works from.
AvenorOS is where our team runs your US business and where you watch it happen. We work in our own screens, you work in your portal, and both read the AvenorOS Data Warehouse. You see your own results from the same numbers, and our internal screens and every other brand’s data stay out of your portal.
- Our team builds your Meta ads and emails from your brand kit, and you approve each one by link.
- Approved ads go to Meta paused, and our team switches them on. Your portal shows spend and results, refreshed every hour.
- Each order is credited across the ads that led to it, with each platform’s own claim beside it.
- At month end our team reconciles to your bank and closes the books, and your statement follows.
Each area of your business has its own page.
Your portal is organized by area. Each page below covers one area and the person on your team who usually opens it first.
- FoundersYour home screen, your monthly statement, and your customer groups.See the page
- MarketingAd spend side by side, with every order credited once.See the page
- CustomersOne record per customer, your customer groups, and your retention reports.See the page
- Your AIYour own assistant, connected to your revenue, ads, and customers.See the page
- Your Shopify storeThe one Shopify app, surveys on your own store, subscriptions, and a helpdesk.See the page
- FinanceYour monthly statement, your P&L, and the files your accountant needs.See the page
- OperationsLanded cost per bottle, your 3PL data, and days of stock left.See the page
- Field salesVenue visits and reorder timing, with your own view Coming.See the page
- SecurityHow your data is kept apart, who can sign in, and how shoppers consent.See the page
Walk through AvenorOS with us.
We open the demo portal, show what each person on your team would see, and walk through how your accounts would connect.