Total Sales and TACoS
Seller Central sales sit next to ad spend, so advertising can be judged against the whole business rather than only against the orders the ad platform is willing to claim.
Commerce
Pulling real sales, product costs and platform fees alongside ad spend turns "did this campaign perform" into "did this campaign make money" — and those two questions disagree more often than anyone likes.
In detail
Seller Central sales sit next to ad spend, so advertising can be judged against the whole business rather than only against the orders the ad platform is willing to claim.
Direct revenue syncs from the merchant's own store, which is what makes the DTC side of the overview real rather than a Meta-reported estimate.
A first-party event ledger built from your storefront's own traffic. Useful precisely in the case where platforms disagree — because it is not any of their numbers.
Export products and collections, edit them as a sheet, preview the diff, then import. Custom metafields included, with HTML converted into rich text rather than pasted in as markup.
Search Console keyword positions tracked per term, so an organic ranking that is already winning a query is visible before more is spent bidding on it.
Bulk catalogue changes run through a preview and a results pass, so a bad mapping is caught as a diff rather than discovered as a live storefront.
Every ad platform reports the conversions it can see, under its own window and its own rules, and the sum of those claims routinely exceeds the number of orders that actually happened.
A first-party ledger does not adjudicate that. What it does is give you one count that belongs to you, recorded the same way every day — which is enough to see which platform is inflating and by roughly how much.
Questions
No. Without it you get ROAS on ad-reported sales. With it you also get Total Sales, TACoS and the profit view.
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