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Changelog

What's new in Saldo Metrics

Product updates from the team — new analytics, integrations and platform improvements as they ship.

September 2026

New

Sales channels and marketplace spend

Store views are classified as your own store or a marketplace, and marketplace ad spend is kept out of blended ROAS, MER and net profit — so your own-store numbers stay comparable.

August 2026

New

Product costs you can edit and audit

Enter or import purchase costs per SKU, reconcile them against what a supplier document says, and keep orders with incomplete costs out of margin instead of counting them at zero.

August 2026

New

Metric glossary

Every metric in the product has a page explaining what goes into it, linked from the tooltip where you meet the number. English pages first, other languages to follow.

August 2026

New

WooCommerce connector

A WooCommerce plugin that pairs the same way as the PrestaShop module and pushes orders, products and refunds outbound — no inbound access to your shop.

July 2026

New

Operating-expense tracking

Record rent, salaries, tooling and other overheads — including CSV/XLSX import — and see net operating profit next to your contribution margin.

June 2026

New

Store & brand management

Connect multiple stores per organization, group them into brands, and scope every dashboard, alert and report to exactly the stores a teammate may see.

June 2026

New

Marketing attribution & true ROAS

Channel performance reconciles ad-platform spend against real margin — not just revenue — so ROAS reflects what a campaign actually earned.

June 2026

New

Customer lifetime value analytics

Cohort-based CLV and LTV/CAC views built on the canonical warehouse, with per-channel acquisition breakdowns.

June 2026

New

Alerts & scheduled reports

Threshold alerts on any metric, plus scheduled digest emails that keep your team looking at the same numbers.

June 2026

New

Multi-currency accounting

Every money amount is stored in its original currency and converted to EUR using ECB reference rates, so cross-border stores report consistently.